While it’s impossible to know when the next pandemic will strike, researchers across the world agree that stronger international measures must be installed in preparation and response.
As migrants face inherent vulnerabilities across the world, the VULNER project publishes research into vulnerability and next steps in improving laws and policies concerning migrants.
“What we lack is the political will to achieve health equity, ensuring that those affected by tuberculosis would be able to access the care they need, regardless of where they live.”
Lora Appel discusses her approach to treating cognitive impairments such like Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia using VR technology.
The Lassonde School of Engineering and Sunnybrook Hospital collaborate on finding a potential prediction method for physicians tailored to the needs of patients.
“If data is not disaggregated by race, sex, and gender, then differences between marginalized groups and identities are hidden and may bias the data.”
In a study centered around teleworking (or working from home), a collection of professors compile research on a wide range of topics pertaining to working remotely.
Professor Chris Caputo discusses his research with Inkbox in creating a sustainable and long-lasting dye derived from fruit extract.
In collaboration with Ben-Gurion University in Israel, researchers discover that children have more difficulty than adults in recognizing faces and facial expressions in people wearing masks.
York researcher’s contributions in finding practical uses for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) bring to light how these technologies can be applied in expansive areas such as remote education and healthcare.