This article is part of our continuing “Research & Innovation” series looking at some of our most exciting studies, breakthroughs, and discoveries. Our lab puts the labor in laboratory “For two full years, our laboratory’s technologists and doctors have literally worked day and night to deliver accurate, timely results,” says Dr. Marc Romney. This commitment […]

Our latest breakthrough promises relief and hope for people living with atrial fibrillation (AF). AF is the world’s most common heart rhythm disorder. It happens when an electrical disturbance in the heart’s upper chambers (the atria) cause it to beat hundreds of times per minute. It’s a frightening condition that can increase your risk of […]

St. Paul’s medical biochemists make breakthrough advance on a mysterious disease.

A seemingly harmless runny nose turns out to be a much more serious problem.

Dr. Oviedo-Joekes and her colleagues at the Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences at St. Paul’s (CHÉOS) are providing options—and hope—in some of the darkest days of the opioid crisis.

Early detection is key when reducing mortality rates for cancers of the head and neck. In a new program supported by St. Paul’s Foundation’s Enhanced Patient Care Fund, otolaryngology residents bring care to a neighbourhood in need.

In her work as a music therapist in the St. Paul’s Mental Health Program, Mara Sawchyn has had her share of touching moments.

Learn how seed money from St. Paul’s Foundation helped Dr. Don Sin secure a major grant from Genome Canada.

A new imaging technology at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver is letting doctors see blockages in blood vessels leading to the heart without invasive probes.

Initial results are very promising and this could prove to be a game changer for those facing the uncertainty of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.