She came, she sawed, she conquered
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Professional female timbersports athlete, or lumberjill, Stéphanie Bélanger Naud, has proven herself internationally in her sport, as she chops totem-like wooden poles and slices through pine logs the size of sewer pipes.
Using VR goggles to help diagnose concussions
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A new product that originated from the work done by McGill Professor Mimi Galiana on astronauts who had returned from zero-gravity missions may become a game changer in the diagnosis and treatment of concussions.
Medicine Focus I'm a regular contributor to McGill's Faculty of Medicine alumni magazine. You can access the magazines by clicking on the covers or read some of my latest pieces by clicking on the headlines below. |
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2018/19 Edition
Dr. Alice Benjamin: Grateful patients give birth to new fund The much-loved obstetrician has delivered thousands of babies, many of them high-risk deliveries. A planned fund in her name will help residents work in developing countries and carry forward her principles. What I mean to say is ... A visit to a clinic that has speech pathology students helping patients who have lost some of their speech. Gender Loving Care A clinic that offers a space to explore gender, research that factors gender into cardiovascular outcomes and an alumni who teaches how to not assume every patient is straight and binary, and runs a group counseling men having babies Impossible Pathologies Diseased lungs, excised moles and lopped-off polyps become the subject matter for artist-in-residence Lucy Lyon. |
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2017/2018 Edition
2016/2017 Edition
