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Sheri Block

Toronto
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Writer, Digital Producer, Blue Jays fan. Former CTV Journalist.
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U of T ranked first in Canada, 20th globally in latest U.S. News & World Report university rankings

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By Sheri Block
| University of Toronto
The university placed in the top 10 in subjects related to health and medicine, as well as arts and humanities. Photo by Matthew Volpe. The University of Toronto has been ranked first in Canada and 20th in the world in U.S. News & World Report’s latest Best Global Universities Rankings – a result that places it among the world’s top universities for research.
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The privilege of supporting others: Jonathan Ding establishes two awards for MD students

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By Sheri Block
| University of Toronto
Jonathan Ding is a member of the Mississauga Academy of Medicine’s first graduating class. For Jonathan Ding (MD 2015), being a physician and an advocate for others go hand in hand, a view that has driven him to help break down barriers to education for those following him into medicine. At 35 years old, Ding has already endowed the He Ding and Yufen Yin Scholarship and Rose Patricia Ransome Memorial Award in support of MD students at the University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine.
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By Sheri Block
| University of Toronto
The University of Toronto is strengthening education in mature women’s health to better equip primary care physicians to support women as they age. For millions, midlife involves far more than hot flashes. Symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, brain fog and a loss of confidence accompany perimenopause and menopause – yet they are frequently misunderstood, misdiagnosed or dismissed.
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