Max Rady College of Medicine News Archive
Q&A with Sara Israels
March 15, 2016 —
On March 14 the U of M announced a unique professorship in hematology, which is named after Dr. Sara Israels father, Dr. Lyonel Israels
Op-Ed: The dying are too ill to speak, and the dead will never complain. We must speak for them.
March 11, 2016 —
Harvey Max Chochinov, Canada Research Chair in Palliative Care, writes about the advent of physician-hastened death. We must get our approach to human suffering and palliative care right, he says.
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Interprofessional Sessions Enrich Learning for Faculty of Health Sciences Students
March 11, 2016 —
A well-known fable tells about a group of blind men who encounter an elephant. One touches a leg and says it’s a pillar. Another feels the trunk and claims it’s a tree branch. Yet another grabs the tail and calls it a rope.
Telegraph/Free Press: People labelled fat based on BMI scores could actually be healthy
March 8, 2016 —
“It’s an oversimplification of a more complex story.”
Meet our emerging leaders
March 8, 2016 —
'If you have two roads to get to the same point, chose the one that helps the most people on the way.'
Wpg Free Press: Advances in home dialysis offer more freedom to those with kidney failure
March 7, 2016 —
Story on kidney disease
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Bringing Evidence on Infectious Diseases into Practice
March 1, 2016 —
The University of Manitoba, a trailblazer in infectious disease research around the world, is now home to a national centre dedicated to improving public health practice and that will provide U of M students exciting new opportunities for training, research and collaboration.
International Medical Graduate Program Graduation Ceremony on Feb 24
February 23, 2016 —
Manitoba's rural and underserviced areas to receive influx of doctors thanks to U of M program
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Drugs popular for treating type 2 diabetes found not to cause pancreatic cancer
February 23, 2016 —
Canada’s national drug safety network conducted the largest study ever to determine whether incretin-based drugs are associated with pancreatic cancer. Researchers concluded that no such association exists.
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Collaboration is key
February 19, 2016 —
In health care, collaboration is often the most effective to learn “about, from and with each other.” That’s the purpose behind the recent Interprofessional Education (IPE) Dayshift event.





