Alisha Ahmed and Anjena Inthiran U of T Temerty Faculty of Medicine students explore the intersection between art and medicine through a cultural fashion show.  The 2025 Threads Cultural Fashion show was a vibrant celebration of the intersections of art, medicine, and culture that brought together the U of T community. The student-led initiative, organized by a dedicated group of Temerty medical students, drew more than 150 attendees, including students, faculty, family and f

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Representatives from McGill, uOttawa, USask and Western discuss the importance of the federal election and voter turnout from a medical student lens.