Toronto’s University Health Network’s first brand campaign proclaims UHN’s status as Canada’s No. 1 hospital and tells its ‘people caring for people’ story. Changing health care best practices, whether locally or internationally, cannot be done in isolation. It takes a team, a very large team, to effect meaningful change. For every single health practitioner you …
After a devastating injury left Dr. Alex Mihailidis in the hospital for four months, the senior scientist, the Barbara G. Stymiest Research Chair in Rehab Technology at the University of Toronto and Toronto Rehab-UHN, has committed to bringing researchers and clinicians together. Though he didn’t know it at the time, on August 31, 2019, Dr. …
Private donors and fundraising events such as Diwali – A Night to Shine leads to groundbreaking medical research from Toronto’s University Health Network. Deciding to donate to or support a charitable cause, initiative or research effort is an intensely personal decision based on many factors, but a primary concern is that your contribution is doing …
The two-day event, which supports groundbreaking medical research at Toronto General and Toronto Western hospitals, raised more than $33 million. The festival featured wines from more than 80 international vintners, as well as private gourmet dinners prepared by world-class chefs throughout the city. “Never before have four Michelin-star chefs cooked together for such a worthy …
The 9th annual Diwali — A Night to Shine gala took place on Oct. 5, raising more than $1.8 million for University Health Network (UHN) life-saving research initiatives. The event, which welcomed more than 650 guests for food, music and live performances, and is a South Asian celebration of good health, hope, luck and prosperity, …
The 12th annual Grand Cru Culinary Wine Festival was hosted once again in support of the University Health Network UHN on Oct. 29, 2016. The fundraiser unifies medical professionals and serves incredible gourmet dishes and fine wines, creating an unparalleled culinary experience. This year’s efforts raised $1.5 million, which will fund various areas at Toronto …
