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A composite of photos of the five Order of Canada recipients, from left to right: Nada Jabado, Stanley Nattel, Ludmer, Sam D. Shemie and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif.

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Five FMHS luminaries named to Order of Canada

Congratulations to new Officers, Nada Jabado and Stanley Nattel, and new Members, Irving Ludmer, Sam D. Shemie and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif.

A group photo of the eight Academy of Exemplary Physicians laureates, from left to right: Elizabeth Hailu, Chantal Poulin, Isabelle Leblanc, Dario Garcia, Michael Bonnycastle, Caroline Massicotte, David Langleben

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The Academy of Exemplary Physicians welcomes new laureates

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences honoured eight outstanding physicians for their contributions to patient care, education and the medical community.

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SPOT’s Philippe Archambault co-leads Quebec-wide participative research project bringing together researchers and Quebecers living with a disability.

Photo portrait of Keith Murai

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In conversation with Keith Murai

We sat down with Prof. Murai, appointed Associate Dean and Director, School of Biomedical Sciences this past summer, to talk about his priorities in his new role.

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We acknowledge and thank the diverse Indigenous peoples whose footsteps have marked this territory on which peoples of the world now gather.

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