Adam Purdy can’t remember a time when he wasn’t drawn to the pool. Born with arthrogryposis, a congenital condition affecting joints, the water was a natural form of rehabilitative therapy from a young age, but it wouldn’t be long before the heart …
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Expert insight: Watching female athletes can inspire girls to play sports
Closing Canada’s gender gap in sport participation closer than ever before
Neuroscience PhD studies what the body remembers
Breanne Kearney graduates with Governor General’s Gold Medal for outstanding scholastic achievement
Schulich grad answers call for care in underserved communities
Family roots and desire for impact led Aaron Lewis to medicine
Rooted in care and community, dentistry grad finds her path
Delainey Mattern discovers rewards of helping others
Expert insight: Local 1970s art movement gives anti-tariff inspiration
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Expert insight: Benevolent sexism and hypermasculinity in high-stakes campaigns
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As more customers leave the grid to save money, the ones who are left may face higher electricity costs
Expert insight: Doping regulations and athletes’ mental health medications
Substances treating medical conditions may have unintended effects and could be considered doping
Schulich grad embraces the possibilities of trying something new
MD+ program helped Shaily Brahmbhatt broaden role as physician
Expert insight: Why are syphilis cases on the rise in Canada?
Prevention is key to individual health and slowing spread of syphilis infection
Studying the past to challenge, change narratives about disability and the environment
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