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Injectable tissue patch could help repair damaged organs

A team of U of T researchers is mending broken hearts with an expanding tissue bandage a little smaller than...
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IBBME research paves way for an off-the-shelf supply of cells for immunotherapy

Bioengineering and professional soccer may not have much in common at first glance, but PhD candidate Nafees Rahman sees a clear link...
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StemCellTalks inspires Toronto high school students with the promise of regenerative medicine

More than 150 secondary school students from across the Greater Toronto Area descended on the MaRS Discovery District at the...
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Superbugs: searching for weapons in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria

“Worse than Ebola,” says Assistant Professor Joshua Milstein With the help of cutting edge microscopy, new research at U of...
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U of T researchers discover new ways to build better medical implants and improve healing time

A University of Toronto research team has uncovered new information that could accelerate post-surgical healing for procedures involving medical devices...
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An innovative approach to visualize the peri-implant healing process at single-cell resolution

In a recent study, researchers from the University of Toronto employed a unique state-of-the-art imaging technique for deep tissue imaging,...
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She was born with heart defects. Now she’s researching a cure.

Bailey Bernknopf was born with four congenital heart defects. She had her first surgery at five-months old, followed by another at...
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A repurposed drug could open door to more stem cell transplants for disease treatment

A team of researchers led by University of Toronto biomedical engineering professor Peter Zandstra have discovered that a medication used to treat...
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A tumour you can unroll: engineers create new technology for understanding cancer growth

A team of U of T engineers is unrolling the mysteries of cancer — literally. They have developed a way...
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The “onion net” mechanics behind wound repair key to fibrosis, organ failure, says IBBME researcher

A new study published in the Journal of Cell Biology by the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Dentistry Research Institute has uncovered...
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U of T researchers uncover mechanism of scar-free wound healing in fruit fly embryos

Stitches help deep cuts heal, but can leave a scar. Now, a new study conducted by a team of researchers...
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How does COVID-19 invade our bodies so easily? U of T Engineering team uses ‘organ-on-a-chip’ model to find out

In order for a COVID-19 vaccine and antiviral drugs to be developed, scientists first need to understand why this virus...
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