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While St. Michael’s frontline workers are battling COVID-19, our scientists are racing to end it.
St. Mike’s experts respond to the South Asian health crisis
St. Michael’s experts join up with a pioneering philanthropist to explain why all health is global health, and how they’re working to help the GTA’s South Asian community get informed—and vaccinated.
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“I am the luckiest person”
“When Sanaz woke up one morning unable to speak, she didn’t realize she was having a stroke. Luckily, her husband did, and she soon underwent life-saving surgery at St. Mike’s.”
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Busting Myths and Saving Bones
Women as young as 40 and men as young as 50 can have fragility fractures. It’s a real myth that fractures only happen to old people.
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Transforming stroke care at St. Michael’s
Dr. Atif Zafar, medical director of the Stroke Program at St. Michael’s Hospital, shares his vision for stroke research and treatment breakthroughs at the Schroeder BRAIN&HEART Centre.
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Charting the future of MS care
We asked MS neurologist Dr. Raphael Schneider to tell us what excites him about his research and the potential impact of the new BARLO MS Centre.
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A son’s legacy gift to Providence honours his mom
Providence gave Michael Pasquale and his mom, Rosie, peace of mind when she needed palliative care. Now his planned gift will do the same for other families.
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“Every time Dr. Cusimano goes into my brain, my life gets better,” says one grateful patient.
“What started as a personal journey has become something much bigger”
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The Marotta family celebrate their Mom by supporting St. Michael’s
On the occasion of her 95th birthday, Peg Marotta’s 10 children launched an effort to raise funds for the hospital’s Department of Interventional Neuroradiology.
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A cancer patient says she will be “forever grateful” for her care
Her cancer treatment was long and intense, but Joanne Archibald credits her team at St. Michael’s with getting her through it with thoughtfulness and compassion.
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How we turned a $5,000 legacy gift into $55,000 and a new ECG machine
St. Michael’s matching gift program increased the impact of Maggie Kong’s legacy tenfold, enabling the purchase of an electrocardiogram machine for the hospital.
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