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News from the University of Manitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. https://umanitoba.ca/health-sciences/
Listen to our monthly news podcast RadyUs: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uStj72wJSrR04Jbvrq4zt?si=c77bc13091754abd
Third-year Max Rady College of Medicine student JJ Mao has received a 2026 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award for Medical Students.
The award is presented to 16 exceptional medical students across Canada. umtoday.ca/stories/medi... @umanitoba.bsky.social
Research rooted in Manitoba is making an impact around the world.
Public health, dentistry and oral sciences and clinical medicine at Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have earned recognition in the latest ShanghaiRanking Global Ranking of Academic Subjects.
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From advancing education and supporting researchers to promoting data equity and translating evidence into action, the MCHP's work helps improve health and social services across Manitoba. Proceeds from the gala and donations will support the MCHP Endowment Fund. Ticket deadline: Sept. 30, 2026
For a recent clinical fieldwork experience, occupational therapy student Maeghan Johnson had the unique opportunity to work with children virtually in several schools in Nunavut, through Ongomiizwin – Health Services.
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Hear from Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, U of M Rady Faculty alum Dr. Joss Reimer, at our 35th Anniversary Gala. Proceeds will support an endowment to help communities, organizations, trainees & researchers access Manitoba’s population research data.
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We welcomed first-year students to the College of Pharmacy's White Coat Ceremony on the University of Manitoba Bannatyne campus, where they celebrated with guests, family and friends. Learn more about the event and hear from students.
Parts of Bannatyne campus were recently turned into a multi-site escape room for students in six different health programs.
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For 35 Years, MCHP has turned data into evidence to inform decisions & probe health & social issues. Oct 14, join our 35th Anniversary Gala & help us grow that legacy - all funds raised support repository fees for community groups, trainees & others. U of M Rady Faculty
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Indigenous high school students are gaining a firsthand look at careers in the health professions through the Introduction to Health-Care Career Pathways program in @umanitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. Read the UM Today story to learn more.
For 35 years, the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy has conducted collaborative population-based research that informs solutions, strengthens public policy and supports a thriving society.
Join us October 14 to honour this legacy. U of M Rady Faculty
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What happens in a dry lab? Third-year doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) students Peace Shotunde and Natalia Morcilla discovered the answer through summer research projects in HIV prevention and pharmacogenetics. Read the UM Today story to learn more about their experience and research.
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The Manitoba Centre for Health Policy marks 35 years of world-class population and health research, scholarship and community collaboration. Join faculty members, staff, learners, alumni and partners on Oct. 14, at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to honour MCHP’s past, present and future.
“Collaborating with one another is what builds a strong health-care system and an even stronger future,” first-year students are told as they begin programs in rehab sciences.
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A College of Rehabilitation Sciences’ lab gave UM students a futuristic perspective of what in-home care will look like with emerging technology like robot dogs.
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Vanessa Van Bewer, a Métis researcher from the College of Nursing, brings a “storytelling sensibility” to her work.
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