Jim Oldfield

News stories by Jim Oldfield

Professor Philip Kim and PhD student Jin Sub (Michael) Lee May 5, 2023 Researchers use generative AI to design novel proteins
Two children eating at a cafeteria. April 18, 2023 GTA parents concerned about limited access to school food programs: Researchers
A consumer uses a soda fountain to fill a cup March 6, 2023 More evidence that sugary drinks cause weight gain: Study
"" February 2, 2023 Researchers explore gene therapy model using zinc finger proteins
a coffee shop employee giving someone a takeout cup of coffee January 31, 2023 Link between coffee and kidney disease may depend on genetic variant, study finds
Bees on a honeycomb that is being used to make raw honey November 17, 2022 Study suggests honey reduces cardiometabolic risks
Medical students Kisanet Kebedom and Ali Butt October 14, 2022 Community of Support: How U of T's Temerty Faculty of Medicine is moving the dial on representation
a woman checks her phone while shopping in a grocery store in Toronto August 16, 2022 U of T report shows food insecurity persists across Canada, varies by province
July 12, 2022 Fahad Razak on why he's passionate about the Ontario Science Advisory Table – and the important work ahead
"" May 25, 2022 Blood biomarker predicts complicated Crohn’s disease years before diagnosis: Study
"" April 29, 2022 Feeding Kids, Nourishing Minds: Researcher Mavra Ahmed studies school food programs in Canada
"" April 5, 2022 John Dick and Zulfiqar Bhutta win Canada Gairdner Awards
"" March 14, 2022 'We need a cultural change': Aled Edwards on why equity matters when planning for the next pandemic
Tracy McGaha February 9, 2022 Gut bacteria linked to immune suppression in pancreatic cancer: Study
Angela Colantonio February 1, 2022 Researcher discusses brain injury and 'shadow pandemic' of intimate partner violence
two young children sit outside to eat their lunch December 10, 2021 How effective are school food programs? U of T researchers launch nationwide study
Alberto Martin November 29, 2021 Unsung gene is key to how antibodies develop: U of T study
Left: Flight deck, ink and pencil on tracing paper, by Hubert Reginald Rogers. Right: Frederick Banting, oil on board, by Tibor Polya. November 11, 2021 'A distinctly Canadian legacy': Frederick Banting helped pioneer aviation medicine during the Second World War
Children line up to sanitize their hands outside of an elementary school in Toronto October 5, 2021 U of T research may help explain children's immune response to COVID-19
Black woman holding mixed nuts in her hand September 22, 2021 Nuts are not linked to weight gain: U of T study