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children in india
July 12, 2018

Half of adolescents in some low-income countries are stunted from malnutrition, while school-age children in many of these same countries face a…

Gamma ray visualization
July 12, 2018

As scientists on Thursday announced the discovery of the source of high-energy particles hitting the Earth – a mystery that…

children playing baseball
July 12, 2018

Are children’s busy schedules depriving them of their childhood and the ability to play freely? Not really, says a U of T…

Dr Toni Zhong
July 12, 2018

It was while travelling through Bangladesh on a medical mission in 2016 that Dr. Toni Zhong met Popi Rani Das.  Das, then 27, had…

photo of Sarah Guay
July 11, 2018

When it came to discovering more about her family’s Indigenous roots, Sarah Guay, a liaison librarian at the University of Toronto…

July 11, 2018

As a sociologist who studies feminist activism, I often get asked when and how the #MeToo movement is going to trickle down. This is a fair question,…

Anita Anand
July 11, 2018

Under a no-contest settlement, companies or individuals can resolve a dispute with the Ontario Securities Commission without having to admit…

July 11, 2018

When you confront upsetting political events, like a new policy you find immoral or the election of someone you dislike, it goes without saying that…

photo of wind turbines
July 10, 2018

For those who want to put their money where their morals are, there are plenty of options for investing more ethically, writes Lisa Kramer, a…

photo of children running
July 10, 2018

The recent 2018 ParticipAction report card on physical activity for children and youth isn't something to brag about. The non-profit organization's…

photo of Yasaman Aghazadeh, Cristina Nostro and Sara Vasconcelos
July 10, 2018

Nearly 20 years ago, Canadian researchers developed the Edmonton Protocol, a revolutionary treatment for type 1 diabetes in which…