We’re pleased to announce that the Multi-Organ Transplant and Donation Program (MOTDP) of the McGill University Health Centre ...

Strong recommendation for mask use while at the MUHC. Details.

THEATOR offers the ability to capture and broadcast surgical procedures. Its features go far beyond simple video recording: thanks to artificial intelligence, images are interpreted in real time, the ...

How to make sure everyone is safe and well-informed. What steps are needed before the pregnancy can begin. What a surrogacy project involves and what makes someone an ideal surrogate. You, the ...

The SOPs codify the practice and lay out the regulatory requirements for conducting research with human beings under the auspices of the MUHC. The SOPs were developed based on the national model made ...

Life for patients suffering from chronic disease, such as arthritis, cancer, diabetes and heart disease, can be a daily challenge. But thanks to the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) My Tool Box ...

Life expectancy has increased considerably over the last century. But this gift of longevity has not come without its price. Chronic illness, often combined with other health conditions, burden the ...

Imagine you have a surgery scheduled for next week. On the one hand, you are extremely happy that you are on the right path to getting better. On the other hand, you’re not quite sure how it will feel ...

There was some bustle in the E5 wing at the MGH – people were celebrating the opening of the brand new cardiac electrophysiology laboratory (EP lab). “It took a lot of hard work and planning,” said ...

On Wednesday, December 18th, over 150 guests gathered in the Drs Sylvia and Richard Cruess Amphitheatre at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre’s (RI-MUHC) auditorium to ...

We’re happy to share an article written by second-year medical student Lauren Khoury, who shadowed the team at the McGill Academic Eye Clinic (MAEC) of the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC). The ...

If you were discharged within the last 30 days from one of the areas listed below, you can use the dedicated phone line to speak to a nurse about any new symptoms, complications, or other concerns ...