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University of Toronto researchers have found that a large majority of Canadians want nutrition information on restaurant menus – and that…
What happens when a person with schizophrenia gets cancer or someone with diabetes shows signs of depression? Too often, people with such concurrent…
Electrical and computer engineering professor David Johns is taking a one-year leave of absence from teaching, but that doesn’t mean he’s…
As more and more of the world’s population migrates to cities to seek employment, health-care professionals are thinking about ways to ensure…
Lavinian, a new Slavic language created by University of Toronto professors Christina Kramer and Dragana Obradović, will never be taught in classrooms…
The 9th Annual Teaching & Learning Symposiumon November 3 is an opportunity to share experience, insight and research with colleagues on the…
Canada needs more large-scale research on special needs education, says Julia O’Sullivan, dean of the University of Toronto's Ontario…
Ontario’s Rolling Meadow Dairy has launched a line of milk this fall from cows that eat mainly grass. This new alternative – which is…
Ron Buliung’s interest in urban design initially started with his travels to Europe and India where he saw how different cities dealt with…
It's been a long road to election day in Toronto. But – regardless of which candidates come out on top – all the…
The issue: In a widely read 2013 article, "Global Health 2013: The Grand Convergence," the Lancet revisited the case for investment in…
Dr. Mel Borins wants to you to be healthy and he wants you equipped with more than just your family doctor’s orders. A family physician and…