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For more than 100 years Women’s College Hospital (WCH) has been developing revolutionary advances in healthcare. Today, WCH is a world leader in the health of women and gender-diverse people and Canada’s leading, academic ambulatory hospital. A champion of health equity, WCH advocates for the health of all women and gender-diverse people from diverse cultures and backgrounds and ensures their needs are reflected in the care they receive. It focuses on delivering innovative solutions that address Canada’s most pressing issues related to population health, patient experience and system costs.

Yesterday, we hosted a Black History and Futures Month Marketplace in the Peter Gilgan Atrium, featuring local Black-own...
02/19/2026

Yesterday, we hosted a Black History and Futures Month Marketplace in the Peter Gilgan Atrium, featuring local Black-owned businesses and a variety of goods. Thanks to the vendors, staff and visitors who filled the marketplace with a buzz!

For more information and our toolkit, check out our web hub ➡️https://loom.ly/YXQD35w

On February 11, Women’s College Hospital (WCH), in partnership with Baycrest, celebrated with a virtual panel highligh...
02/18/2026

On February 11, Women’s College Hospital (WCH), in partnership with Baycrest, celebrated with a virtual panel highlighting Canadian women physician entrepreneurs advancing innovation in .

Drs. Sheila Wang, Fahima Osman, and Roopan Gill from WCH shared their personal and professional journeys in developing solutions designed to address gaps in care. Their stories underscored both the opportunities and the challenges of navigating medicine, leadership, and simultaneously – and the resilience required to do so.

Read more ➡️ https://loom.ly/9iPDLVs

02/13/2026

❤️ This or That: Heart Month Edition ❤️

It's and our Cardiac-Rehab team knows there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to heart health.
From nutrition and movement to stress management and preventive care, small heart-healthy changes can look different for everyone. The key is finding what fits your lifestyle.

For more information on WCH's Women's Cardiovascular Health Initiative, visit ➡️ https://loom.ly/VF44dT4

Black History and Futures Month in motion 💃🏾✨Professional dancer, Kemora Manning, lit up the Peter Gilgan Atrium yesterd...
02/12/2026

Black History and Futures Month in motion 💃🏾✨
Professional dancer, Kemora Manning, lit up the Peter Gilgan Atrium yesterday with a beautiful performance, followed by a dance workshop for staff and visitors!

Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating Black excellence through movement and community.

For more resources and details on our upcoming events, check out our web hub ➡️ https://loom.ly/BphMoTg

It’s Resident Doctors Appreciation Week! 🎉 🩺We’re proud to recognize the incredible contributions of our post-graduate m...
02/11/2026

It’s Resident Doctors Appreciation Week! 🎉 🩺

We’re proud to recognize the incredible contributions of our post-graduate medical residents on . Each year, more than 1,200 residents train at Women’s, playing a vital role in patient care while shaping the future of medicine.

Thank you to our residents for your dedication, hard work, and leadership in care 💙

Join the virtual conversation tomorrow from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. ET to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls ...
02/10/2026

Join the virtual conversation tomorrow from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. ET to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 🔬📊

Drs. Sheila Wang, Fahima Osman and Roopan Gill from Women’s College Hospital will share their journeys in and leadership, the challenges they faced while building their innovative solutions, and the lessons they learned along the way.

It’s not too late to register for free: https://loom.ly/rQZJu94

February is Black History and Futures Month (BHFM), a time to celebrate the achievements of Black communities in Canada....
02/04/2026

February is Black History and Futures Month (BHFM), a time to celebrate the achievements of Black communities in Canada. This year’s theme, Sankofa, invites us to reflect on the past so that we can collectively move forward to build better futures.

We kicked off with an interactive steelpan performance by Suzette Vidale (Steelpan With Suzette), bringing music, connection and a chance to experience the steelpan up close.

Join us all month as we celebrate through art, music, and culture.

For more resources and details on our upcoming events, check out our web hub ➡️ https://loom.ly/BphMoTg

📢 Are you contemplating or scheduled to receive breast reconstruction surgery?Join us on March 9 for a free and virtual ...
02/02/2026

📢 Are you contemplating or scheduled to receive breast reconstruction surgery?

Join us on March 9 for a free and virtual workshop hosted by health professionals from the Peter Gilgan Centre for Women’s Cancers at Women's College Hospital. Topics include surgical options for reconstruction, post-surgical care, management & relaxation, exercise, body image, and emotional health.

Sign up today! Learn more ➡️ https://loom.ly/aH4gjko

If you’ve faced challenges accessing mental healthcare during pregnancy or postpartum, share your experiences in our 15-...
01/29/2026

If you’ve faced challenges accessing mental healthcare during pregnancy or postpartum, share your experiences in our 15-20 min survey. Help shape future perinatal mental health services: https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA

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Si vous avez rencontré des difficultés pour accéder à des soins de santé mentale pendant votre grossesse ou après votre accouchement, partagez votre expérience en répondant à notre enquête de 15 à 20 minutes. Aidez-nous à façonner les services de santé mentale périnatale à l’avenir : 💬🍼 https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA

We’re seeking Canadians who have faced difficulty accessing mental health care during pregnancy or postpartum! Your expe...
01/29/2026

We’re seeking Canadians who have faced difficulty accessing mental health care during pregnancy or postpartum! Your experiences can guide improvements in perinatal care services. Participate in our quick 15–20-minute survey today. 💬🍼 https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA

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Nous recherchons des Canadiennes qui ont rencontré des difficultés à accéder à des soins de santé mentale pendant leur grossesse ou après leur accouchement! Vos expériences peuvent contribuer à améliorer les services de soins périnataux. Participez à notre enquête de 15 à 20 minutes dès aujourd’hui. 💬🍼 https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA

Kidney disease is often called a “silent” condition because many people don’t experience symptoms until the disease is a...
01/28/2026

Kidney disease is often called a “silent” condition because many people don’t experience symptoms until the disease is advanced. As a result, awareness, early detection, and prevention are essential and can save lives.

On February 18, Dr. Rulan Parekh, clinician scientist and vice president, Academics at Women’s College Hospital will discuss the main causes of and provide treatment options to help prevent it. She will also explore why Black and South Asian communities face a higher risk.

The Bridging Minds: Health & Science Conversations series is presented in collaboration with the Toronto Public Library.

Register for free ➡️ https://loom.ly/MVD7DWY

✨ Meet the speakers for Moving the Needle: Women at the Forefront of Science 2026 🔬📊Dr. Sheila Wang, Dr. Fahima Osman an...
01/27/2026

✨ Meet the speakers for Moving the Needle: Women at the Forefront of Science 2026 🔬📊

Dr. Sheila Wang, Dr. Fahima Osman and Dr. Roopan Gill will share how they've developed impactful tools to break down barriers to care. In this interactive conversation, they will discuss their journeys in , the challenges of building innovative solutions, and the lessons learned along the way.

Their insights will be invaluable for both emerging and seasoned leaders interested in !

Register now for free ➡️ https://loom.ly/rQZJu94

01/23/2026

You asked, Dr. Aisha Lofters answered! ✍️

As part of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, Family Physician, Dr. Aisha Lofters, answered your commonly asked questions about and . Watch to learn more!

Have questions of your own? Drop them in the comments below ⬇️

01/22/2026

A (LHS) uses real-time data and feedback to continuously improve patient care. At Women’s College Hospital, teams across the organization bring this approach to life every day.

Watch the video to learn how the Toronto Academic Pain Medicine Institute (TAPMI) at WCH demonstrates each step of a Learning Health System:
➕ Step 1. Practice Generates
📊 Step 2. Data Becomes
🧠 Step 3. Knowledge Informs

Learn more about LHS at WCH ➡️ https://loom.ly/SnweB8A
Learn more about ➡️ https://loom.ly/tPQJkoY

New : Take our survey on barriers to accessing mental healthcare during and ! If you’ve encountered difficulties in ...
01/22/2026

New : Take our survey on barriers to accessing mental healthcare during and ! If you’ve encountered difficulties in accessing care during these periods, we’d like to hear your experiences: https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA
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Nouvelle : Répondez à notre enquête sur les obstacles à l’accès aux soins de santé mentale pendant la et ! Si vous avez rencontré des difficultés pour accéder aux soins pendant ces périodes, nous aimerions connaître votre expérience : https://loom.ly/DcmbKYA

Do you have a genetic mutation that increases your risk of developing breast and/or ovarian cancer? Join SPARK’s next vi...
01/16/2026

Do you have a genetic mutation that increases your risk of developing breast and/or ovarian cancer? Join SPARK’s next virtual support group on February 9! This session offers a welcoming space for open discussion where you can share your experiences and bring any questions you have.

💡 Supporting Peers and Relevant Knowledge (SPARK) is led by Peer Support Facilitators who have specialized training and lived experience to provide support for those living with a genetic mutation that increases their lifetime risk of developing and/or .

To register or learn more, please contact: spark.petergilgancancercentre@wchospital.ca

Today we welcomed Minister of Health, Hon. Sylvia Jones, Minister of Colleges and Universities, Hon. Nolan Quinn and Dr....
01/14/2026

Today we welcomed Minister of Health, Hon. Sylvia Jones, Minister of Colleges and Universities, Hon. Nolan Quinn and Dr. Jane Philpott, Chair of Ontario’s Primary Care Action Team to meet with our primary care residents and announce an investment in new and expanded primary care teaching clinics across Ontario. This initiative serves as an important step toward strengthening training environments, improving access to primary care and connecting more people to the care they need.

Migraine is a common neurological disorder with wide-ranging impacts on daily life. 🧠Join Dr. Christine Lay and Dr. Ioan...
01/14/2026

Migraine is a common neurological disorder with wide-ranging impacts on daily life. 🧠

Join Dr. Christine Lay and Dr. Ioana Medrea from the Centre for Headache at Women's College Hospital on January 21 from 6-7 p.m. for a virtual conversation on migraine - from understanding the condition to practical management strategies and the latest advances in treatment.

The Bridging Minds: Health & Science Conversations series is presented in collaboration with the Toronto Public Library.

Register for free ➡️ https://loom.ly/fSIPOiQ

Join us to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11! 🔬📊Presented by Women’s College ...
01/13/2026

Join us to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11! 🔬📊

Presented by Women’s College Hospital and Baycrest, this free and virtual event will present three distinguished speakers who will discuss their experiences and insights in entrepreneurship and - Dr. Sheila Wang, Dr. Fahima Osman and Dr. Roopan Gill.

Learn more & register here ➡️ https://loom.ly/rQZJu94

Dr. Cindy Maxwell, vice president of Medical Affairs & System Transformation and lead medical executive at WCH, has been...
01/12/2026

Dr. Cindy Maxwell, vice president of Medical Affairs & System Transformation and lead medical executive at WCH, has been recognized as one of 100ABCWomen's Accomplished Black Canadian Women for 2026! 🏆✨

This recognition highlights Dr. Maxwell's support, leadership and advancement of Black women and girls through medicine. Along with being an accomplished physician, researcher and educator, Dr. Maxwell co-leads N-ABL, the provincial network to support Black medical learners and is a past-President of the Black Physicians Association of Ontario. She also co-leads WCH's landmark Black Health Plan, the first of its kind in an Ontario hospital, and many initiatives that stem from the plan including the Black Women's Healthcare Summit, cancer screening events for Black women, a steadfast mission to bridge gaps in health research for Black Canadians and so much more!

Throughout her career Dr. Maxwell has pioneered health system transformation in pursuit of a healthier, more equitable world. Congratulations, Dr. Maxwell!

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