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From left to right: Dr. James Lewis, Dr. Michael Nicholson, Dr. Heather Racz. Please note this photo was taken prior to the pandemic. May 2, 2022 May is Cystic Fibrosis Month. In recognition of Cystic Fibrosis Month, we will be sharing a series of

April 29, 2022 On Sunday, May 1, the Ontario Medical Association and health-care organizations across the province will recognize the extraordinary contributions of Ontario doctors by celebrating Doctors’ Day - let’s celebrate and thank our doctors

Daniel Cadman saved the lives of three others as an organ donor. April 29, 2022 “Daniel was a great kid,” says Bernice Cadman, a mix of motherly pride and grief audible in her voice as she describes her 25-year-old son, Daniel Cadman. “He was

April 29, 2022 April 24 – 30 marks National Volunteer Week, and it is a perfect opportunity to highlight the immeasurable contributions of those who selflessly decide to lend a helping hand. This year's theme is "Compassion in Action," and there is

Jill Gyurindak recently received a heart transplant after being diagnosed with cardiac sarcoidosis - a rare inflammatory condition that can lead to cardiac issues, including heart failure. April 28, 2022 “I was just feeling a little off,” explains

April 27, 2022 LHSC staff and physicians witness the compassion, commitment, dedication, and effort of hospital volunteers with admiration daily. Mike Moussa has been an employee of LHSC for 13 years. Three years ago, he joined the Portering team at

Alain (left) and Chris (right), both officers with the Ontario Provincial Police, were strangers to each other before Chris donated a kidney to Alain. April 26, 2022 When Chris Halverson saw that a fellow officer with the Ontario Provincial Police

April 22, 2022 In an effort to increase health care access for families, Children’s Hospital at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) will extend its Virtual Paediatric Urgent Care Clinic beyond the pandemic in consultation with regional partners

April 22, 2022 Spotlight: Research Chair in Paediatric Neurosurgery and Neuroscience The human brain is critical to a child’s development. Within a few years of life, the brain enables us to sit, walk, talk and eventually make independent decisions

From (left to right) Heather Bowles, Katie Mayberry. Absent – Selena Nyland-Bax. April 21, 2022 This week is nurses specialized in wound, ostomy, and continence (NSWOC) week and we are pleased to celebrate and thank the members of our Skin, Wound