Tummy troubles: What you need to know about irritable bowel syndrome
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a chronic condition that causes abdominal pain associated with changes in the frequency or form of stool. Family Physician Dr. Braden O'Neill gives us the facts.
Rash decisions: Why measles isn't a minor illness
Despite the availability of an effective vaccine, measles has made a comeback. Learn key facts about this highly contagious illness from Dr. Kevin Katz, Medical Director of Infection Prevention and Control.
Infant feeding support available through virtual care
Patients and their families can now connect with a lactation consultant from the comfort of their own home.
New Baruch/Weisz Cancer Centre delivers world-class care
The newly created Baruch/Weisz Cancer Centre and renovated Anne Tanenbaum Chemotherapy Clinic opened in April for patients receiving cancer treatment at North York General Hospital.
Gaining insight through simulation scenarios
Clinical teams are gaining valuable experience and insight through simulated scenarios, whether they are role playing with actors or using high-fidelity mannequins, like the family in our photo. Simulations are part of the overall culture of learning at our hospital, a focus that benefits both patients and professionals alike.