A group of Indigenous youth engaged in an immersive, hands-on learning experience at Niagara Health on Wednesday, exploring various hospital departments and discovering potential career paths in healthcare.
Community feedback and preferences will play a significant role in determining the final selection of art pieces for display. Community selection will be open until Aug. 30, 2024.
Dr. Blair Leonard’s love for music has a profound impact on his ability to deliver exceptional thrombosis care for patients.
Grant Sweeny is one of 32 learners at McMaster University’s Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine Niagara Regional Campus to embark on rotations this summer and “see how medicine works in the real world.”
Helping others and working in public service runs in Ryan Blodgett’s blood.
Patients don’t feel anything physical when they receive radiation treatment, but that doesn’t mean it’s not intimidating.
The trio of students brought fresh eyes and energy to new and ongoing studies, and learned about themselves in the process.
The Marotta Family Hospital’s Critical Care Team has been working with the Niagara Health Foundation to hold the inaugural Three Wishes Project fundraiser from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20.
Niagara Health performs more than 20,000 surgical procedures a year, and we are continuously looking for ways to improve access and reduce surgical wait times.
When you think of the opioid epidemic and how a person becomes ensnared in it, you might picture a rash decision made on the streets of downtown Vancouver or in the American Rust Belt. What you probably don’t picture is a kid in small-town Ontario rifling through a medicine cabinet.
