Selena Lombardi Working Out on Pilates Reformer Machine Close Up | U of T Magazine - U of T Magazine Skip to main content.

Selena Lombardi Working Out on Pilates Reformer Machine Close Up

Selena Lombardi. Photo by Polina Teif Read More

January 20, 2026 | By Sally Choi

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

By analyzing operating-room “black box” data, researcher Patricia Trbovich is showing that better systems – not just better surgeons – prevent harm Read More

U of T Mississauga professor Ghazal Fazli looks slightly upward with a joyful expression.

Better Diabetes Screening – and Faster Access to Care

How U of T researcher Ghazal Fazli is helping identify diabetes earlier – and connecting patients with the follow-up they need Read More

U of T medical researcher Daniel Drucker sits on a couch at home, looking toward the camera with a calm expression.

The Story Behind Ozempic

A scientific detour reshaped how we treat diabetes and obesity Read More

Selena Lombardi Working Out on Pilates Reformer Machine Close Up

Sally Choi

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

Better Diabetes Screening – and Faster Access to Care

The Story Behind Ozempic

Leave a Reply

Every Crime Has a Footprint. The Challenge Is Finding It

Never Lose Your Records Again

For a Century, This School Has Put Children First

A Hands-on Lesson in the Science of Snow

U of T Startups Take the Spotlight at True Blue Expo

Every Crime Has a Footprint. The Challenge Is Finding It

Never Lose Your Records Again

For a Century, This School Has Put Children First

A Hands-on Lesson in the Science of Snow

U of T Startups Take the Spotlight at True Blue Expo

Editor’s Picks

Teaching AI to Think Like a Lawyer

For a Century, This School Has Put Children First