While we're on the topic of insomnia...did you know that we did an entire #UofTMed magazine issue on sleep? It dives into the science of slumber and is a great read. Check it out: bit.ly/4qvTEZD 🌙

Cluster headaches are rare, misdiagnosed & intensely painful. More than half of patients report suicidal thoughts. Others develop anxiety and fear of future headaches. We talked about this debilitating condition in #UofTMed magazine. Read the story: bit.ly/4nmqGd0

Read about our partnership with Grand Council Treaty 3
and Ganawishkadawe at Women's College Hospital to improve pain care and education in Indigenous communities. Check out this issue of #UofTMed magazine:

uoftmedmagazine.utoronto.ca/2025-summer/...

The IMS invites grad students from across UofT to participate in its Healthcare Innovation Challenge 2024-25: Redefining Primary Care in Canada. Prizes valued at $5,000.

Deadline to reg: December 23, 2024

www.healthcareinnovationchallenge.ca/event-1

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The theme of our latest edition of the UofTMed Magazine is ‘Transitions’. It’s a great read! uoftmedmagazine.utoronto.ca/2025-winter/ @uoft.bsky.social @uoftmedicine.bsky.social

Once dismissed as invisible and untreatable, medicine is finally taking chronic pain seriously — and a new kind of care is taking shape. Read about it in #UofTMed magazine:

Pain is more than sensation.
It’s shaped by memory, biology, and psychology.
In this issue of #UofTMed magazine: how we feel pain, how we fight it, and what science is doing to help us move beyond it. bit.ly/3SUIFJV

In this #UofTMed magazine story, #TemertyMed researchers highlight the potential (and the caution) of using psychedelics and cannabis for pain relief. bit.ly/45zbBP4

Women are more likely to live with chronic pain — and less likely to be believed. This #UofTMed article dives inside the science, bias and push for change. bit.ly/3GlOFZu