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Full-fat dairy shows benefits without raising body fat or cholesterol, study finds. 🧀

Study Finds Full-Fat Dairy Improves Diet Quality Without Causing Weight Gain | Temerty Medicine Adults with overweight or obesity who consumed three daily servings of full-fat dairy improved their diet quality without increases in body weight, body fat or cholesterol, according to a new study from Temerty Faculty of Medicine researchers.

Plant-forward diet holds host of benefits for heart health, find researchers.

Plant-forward diet holds host of benefits for heart health, find researchers A new study by Toronto researchers has reiterated the benefits of consuming a plant-based diet for cardiometabolic health.

While psychedelics show great promise for treating psychiatric disorders, a University of Toronto study demonstrates the way the efficacy of these drugs is measured in randomized clinical trials needs improvement.

Psychedelics ‘promising but not prime time,’ say researchers University of Toronto researchers say that while psychedelics show great promise for treating psychiatric disorders, a first-of-its-kind study demonstrates the way the efficacy of these drugs is measured in randomized clinical trials needs improvement.

Join University of Toronto to cheer on Canada with soccer watch parties on Front Campus! ⚽️

U of T to cheer on Canada with soccer watch parties on Front Campus The University of Toronto is bringing the “beautiful game” to Front Campus this month with free outdoor watch parties for all three of Canada’s group-stage matches at international soccer’s showpiece event.Fans can take in the games live on a giant, 34-foot-wide outdoor screen while Canada.....

Driving is often considered a cornerstone of independence, but what happens when you get a dementia diagnosis?

A CIHR-funded online roadmap helps people living with dementia, and those who care for them, navigate the realities of giving up driving.

Life doesn't end when driving does Toronto researchers developed an online resource to support driving decision-making for people with dementia, their caregivers, and health care providers.

Meet eight new medical school grads from U of T Medicine Class of 2026 🩺🥼 uoft.me/csb

Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓 💙

Should we make waving-from-convocation-stage carousels an annual thing? Because just *look* at them! 💙