A study of how cannabis legalization has impacted vulnerable youth in Manitoba, led by #MCHPResearch's Dr. Tamara Taillieu, is one of five projects by early-career @um-radyfhs.bsky.social researchers awarded #ResearchManitoba New Investigator Operating Grant funding news.umanitoba.ca/early-career...

Third-year respiratory therapy student Kaitlin Reilly received a UM undergraduate research award to work on a project this summer on the effects of e-cigarettes and vaping. We recently spoke to her about this experience. news.umanitoba.ca/respiratory-...

Dr. Julie Lajoie, virologist and assistant professor of Max Rady College of Medicine at UM speaks with host Marcy Markusa about what Canada losing its measles elimination status means and why vaccination is crucial. To listen to the full interview. #measles

Thirty-one pharmacy students from the second-, third- and fourth-year classes at the University of Manitoba's College of Pharmacy were recognized for their academic achievements at the college's annual Academic Awards Ceremony. news.umanitoba.ca/pharmacy-stu... @umanitoba.bsky.social

Dr. Michelle Driedger, professor in the department of community health sciences at UM, said there are a number of reasons that people may not get immunized. With the growth of anti-vaccination rhetoric, it becomes more challenging to ensure people aren’t caught in misinformation. #measles

Manitoba sees over 3,500 strokes per year. With cases expected to rise, awareness and innovation are critical. On #WorldStrokeDay, we’re proud to highlight Dr. Nishita Singh, Heart & Stroke & @researchmb.bsky.social Chair in Clinical Stroke Research, shaping stroke care for Manitobans and beyond.

On October 16, students from the University of Manitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences gathered at the Bannatyne campus for an interprofessional education event aimed at fostering collaboration across health-care disciplines. news.umanitoba.ca/interprofess... @umanitoba.bsky.social

What started as an online search in Bangladesh brought Md. Abdul Aziz to UM's College of Pharmacy, and led to a prestigious 2025 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship for his PhD research on mental health and medication use. news.umanitoba.ca/pharmacy-phd... @umanitoba.bsky.social

We know that exposure to cigarette smoke in the womb increases a person’s risk of lung diseases. Jaypee Aguilar, who received funding from @researchmb.bsky.social, asked the research question, “How does the mom’s smoking get relayed to the developing child? #MedSky

The College of Nursing welcomed 97 new nurses to the profession this week. The college also saw 28 students from its graduate programs cross the convocation stage. #Umanitoba2025, #UmanAlumni, #Umanitoba, #UMStudent news.umanitoba.ca/new-nurses-r...

The University of Manitoba and Rady Faculty of Health Sciences are providing emergency funding to keep the Sex Worker Outreach Program running in Nairobi, Kenya, following United States funding cuts. The program’s clinics serve about 50,000 patients. #MedSky #HIV

Dr. Ji Hyun Ko has been researching transcranial electrical stimulation as a way to slow down the progression of neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's disease. #MedSky youtu.be/KNvnT-I5PbY?...

Dr. Jo Ann Unger rappelled down the side of HSC Children’s Hospital dressed as Bat Girl. It was part of The Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba’s Suspended Superheroes event. She is raising money for the department of clinical health psychology’s new endowed professorship in child psychology.

When the group realized it had a surplus of $3,400 from all the different fundraising activities, the graduating students decided to donate the money to the School of Dental Hygiene’s patient support funds.

As part of the bachelor of science in dentistry program (BSc (Dent), Kayla Austin spent the summer studying gene expression in taste receptors to observe whether there are differences in people with cancer, those with pre-cancerous lesions and those without cancer. #MedSky #Dentistry

“Funding like this is important because we know through surveys that have been done that many individuals are not able to access oral health-care services,” said Dr. Anastasia Kelekis-Cholakis, dean of the Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry.

Barret Monchka, a PhD student at University of Manitoba's College of Community and Global Health, is advancing data linkage using AI and working to improve patient data protection. His research supports more accurate findings to inform health-care planning & policy. news.umanitoba.ca/ai-powered-h...

“I believe [my research] can provide valuable information for leaders moving forward, should another pandemic hit in the coming years,” Charlene Braun tells UM Today. news.umanitoba.ca/health-care-...

The community of Misipawistik Cree Nation recently honoured UM educator Lisa Mendez and fourth-year medicine student Maura Macaulay for their commitment to a partnership with First Nations communities. news.umanitoba.ca/rady-educato...

The Rady Faculty of Health Sciences community commemorated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across both the University of Manitoba's Bannatyne and Fort Garry campuses, coming together in reflection, learning and solidarity. news.umanitoba.ca/rady-faculty... @umanitoba.bsky.social

The Rady Faculty of Health Sciences hosted its largest-ever Dean’s Homecoming Breakfast on Sept. 20, with more than 280 UM alumni from the health professions reuniting at the Brodie Centre atrium. #UManAlumni #UManitoba news.umanitoba.ca/rady-alumni-...

Ashley Bell’s experiences working as a bedside nurse led to her master’s thesis on the lived care experience of 2SLGBTQIA+ families with an infant in neonatal intensive care. We spoke to Bell about her research. news.umanitoba.ca/nursing-grad...

This Friday, Sept 26 Ongomiizwin leads a @um-radyfhs.bsky.social #NationalDayForTruthandReconciliation event. We appreciate the chance to connect, learn & reflect on the ongoing impacts of colonialism & our roles supporting #reconciliation. #OrangeShirtDay eventscalendar.umanitoba.ca/site/healths...

Join the Poverty awareness and Community Action Support Circle. Apply by Sept 29, 2025: lnkd.in/ggMWQPHP

Sam Kavosh, a third-year student at UM's College of Pharmacy, spent his summer researching how to better support patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) during pregnancy and improve pharmacist care for those with urinary tract infections (UTIs). news.umanitoba.ca/um-pharmacy-...

First-year UM respiratory therapy student Taylor Davidson spent her summer working with Dr. Mayson Sousa on research that uses a radiation-free technology to provide real-time visualization of lung function. news.umanitoba.ca/respiratory-...

UM's College of Pharmacy welcomed 55 new students during its annual white coat ceremony, marking the start of their journey toward becoming pharmacists. Read to learn more about the program and hear from first-year students: news.umanitoba.ca/um-welcomes-... @umanitoba.bsky.social

The occupational therapy program at the College of Rehabilitation Sciences recently welcomed its largest incoming class in the Frederic Gaspard Theatre on Bannatyne campus. news.umanitoba.ca/occupational...

Congratulations to Akhil Ramdoyal, recipient of a Canadian Medical Hall of Fame award for medical students! Ramdoyal is a student at UM Max Rady College of Medicine. Learn more about his journey from working as a geologist to now pursuing a career in medicine. news.umanitoba.ca/um-med-stude...

Congratulations to the master of physician assistant studies Class of 2027! They recently took part in the Inaugural Exercises and Stethoscope Ceremony.

A new UM study is seeking Manitobans who have received cancer treatment over the past 10 years to take part in a survey about their physical rehabilitation needs. See article for more information and to apply. news.umanitoba.ca/physio-study...

PharmD students Janessa Sawatzky and Eli Mondor spent 3 months immersed in hands-on pharmaceutical research under the guidance of UM faculty. Their work is helping explore treatments for heart disease and Type 2 diabetes. news.umanitoba.ca/behind-the-s... @umanitoba.bsky.social

Dr. Roberta Woodgate, distinguished professor at the College of Nursing, is leading Manitoba’s research for the Integrated Youth Services network, a new initiative to address unprecedented challenges for youth mental health and wellness across Canada. news.umanitoba.ca/new-research...

“There is work to do to raise awareness of gynecological cancers in Canada,” said Dr. Alon Altman, gynecologic oncologist and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Manitoba, and chief strategy officer and former president of the Society of Gynecologic Oncology of Canada.

🎉 Huge congratulations to our incredible DREAM trainees/staff who are beginning their journeys in medical school this fall! 🩺We’re so proud of you and excited for what’s ahead! 🌟👏 @chrimanitoba.bsky.social @umanitoba.bsky.social @um-radyfhs.bsky.social @dalhousie.bsky.social

For the past two summers, Tamarah Singh, a third-year medical student at the Max Rady College of Medicine, has focused on better understanding the sex-related differences in the development of rheumatoid arthritis. Read about her experience as a BSc (Med.) student. #MedSky

On August 1, Dr. Josée Lavoie began her term as the inaugural dean of the University of Manitoba's College of Community and Global Health. Learn more about her journey, her vision for the college and what students and communities can expect: news.umanitoba.ca/meet-dr-jose... @umanitoba.bsky.social

With your help, we can grow the Doctors Manitoba Student Bursary to ensure more students, especially those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, get the support they need to thrive. #MedSky #Manitoba crowdfunding.umanitoba.ca/project/doct...

Health researchers at UM have landed nearly $9 million in federal funding in the latest round of project grants from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. #MedSky

Congratulations to the medicine Class of 2029! They took part in the Inaugural Day Exercises and White Coat Ceremony this week. And Dr. Marissa Becker gave the Alan Klass Memorial Address. #MedSky

White Coat Ceremony for the Max Rady College of Medicine Class of 2029 yesterday at the Centennial Concert Hall!

A UM research team is seeking children and youth aged six to 24 who have taken antidepressant prescriptions for depression, anxiety or OCD to help personalize treatment in Manitoba and beyond. news.umanitoba.ca/help-improve... @umanitoba.bsky.social

Congratulations to Dr. Tracie Afifi and Dr. Marni Brownell! They were elected to the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, one of the highest honours in the Canadian health sciences community.

“A young person may go through multiple trials to find an antidepressant they can tolerate, which may take months to years. This typically leads to stopping treatment or other serious consequences impacting their lives and loved ones,” said Dr. Abdullah Maruf, assistant professor at UM. #depression

Congratulations to the winners of the first-ever Max Rady College of Medicine education awards! These six annual awards recognize the college’s most outstanding teachers, educational researchers and leaders for their exceptional skill, dedication and impact. news.umanitoba.ca/celebrating-...

Dr. Jamie Falk, associate professor at University of Manitoba's College of Pharmacy, is passionate about applying research evidence to the management of chronic diseases, and about bridging the gap between prescribing guidelines and real-world practice. news.umanitoba.ca/evidence-adv...

Dr. Hope Anderson began her term as dean of the University of Manitoba's College of Pharmacy on July 1, 2025. Learn more about Anderson and her collaborative vision for the College of Pharmacy: news.umanitoba.ca/meet-dr-hope... @umanitoba.bsky.social

“Once you get to 10-plus, numbers kind of lose meaning,” said Dr. Chris Pascoe, associate professor at University of Manitoba in the department of physiology and pathophysiology. #wildfires #manitoba

Dr. Sarah Forgie believes in applying an “academic lens” to everything in the health system – that is, scientifically studying it to understand what works, what doesn’t, and how to make it better. She credits her UM education for that outlook.

The physical therapy department at the College of Rehabilitation Sciences held its first Indigenous welcoming ceremony for all students, faculty and staff on Aug. 5 on the Bannatyne campus. news.umanitoba.ca/physical-the...