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16th annual Constantine Yorkville run takes place this Sunday (CP24)
Director Kelly Foss and participant Helene Goldberg discuss the Constantine Yorkville run in support of more than 35 Toronto-based charities.
“I’m A Living Liver Donor—And I’d Do It Again If I Could” (Chatelaine)
When I was 50, I donated a piece of my liver. Doing this saved a baby's life—and changed mine forever.
‘Anonymous angels’ of living organ donation (Healthing)
Helene Goldberg had support from her husband and two sons since day one of her journey with living organ donation.
Canada Leads 100 Challenge: When philanthropy fuels a nation’s health care innovation (Foundation Magazine)
Canada has always punched above its weight in health care and medical discovery. From the discovery of insulin to the identification of stem cells and the development of their ground-breaking therapeutic use, some of the world’s most important breakthroughs have Canadian roots.
Dr. Paul Oh on Heart Health (CTV Your Morning)
Dr. Paul Oh and patient Nicole Mclaughlin talk heart health and tips on CTV Your Morning
How UHN and the Canada India Foundation are innovating care models through the power of yoga (Healthing)
Yoga involves combining various physical movements and poses, along with breathing and relaxation techniques, to enhance both physical and mental well-being.
‘An opportunity to say thank you’: UHN’s first large-scale fundraising walk celebrates health care and innovation (Toronto Star)
We Walk UHNited’s Saturday event advocates for Canadian health care and celebrated the patients helped by the hospital network.
Gearing up for We Walk UHNITED (CP24)
UHN ambassadors speak about the upcoming event and the importance of walking.
Indie Rock band The Beaches play a concert in support of UHN’s Music Healing Programs (Globe and Mail)
Indie Rock band The Beaches play a concert in support of UHN’s Music Healing Programs
Indie Rock band The Beaches play a concert in support of UHN’s Music Healing Programs (The Globe and Mail)
Earlier this month, patients and staff at the University Health Network (UHN) were treated to a special concert, not by a hospital music therapist, but by Toronto indie rock band, The Beaches.