At Women’s College Hospital (WCH) developing new and innovative ways to diagnose, treat and care for patients is always at the forefront.  The newest example is being led by Dr. John Semple, chief of surgery, who is running a pilot ...

How one Women’s College scientist is helping to prepare our health care system Today’s health care costs make up 46 per cent of Ontario’s budget. And if our system doesn’t adapt, by 2054, after the proportion of seniors in our population ...

A new active wait time strategy to care for patients before their first visit As Ontario’s only academic medical centre dedicated solely to headache diagnosis, treatment and prevention, the Centre for Headache at Women’s College Hospital is in high demand. ...

Since Women’s College Hospital began a century ago, it has had a rich history of strong women leaders with a single mission in mind: to be at the forefront of groundbreaking innovations in the health of women. In 1883, Dr. Emily ...

Almost 80 per cent of Ontarians over the age of 45 have at least one chronic condition such as diabetes, heart disease, depression, cancer and arthritis. And a growing number of people are living with more than one chronic condition. ...

An innovative program in Haiti, spearheaded by Women’s College Research Institute (WCRI) post-doctoral fellow Carmen Logie, will use solar-powered tablets to teach women about HIV prevention. Recently awarded $100,000 by Grand Challenges Canada, Logie shares the spotlight with 18 of ...