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When you give to Temerty Medicine you help advance vital health research and education ultimately supporting better health outcomes for individuals, families and communities.

Temerty Medicine is the largest and top-ranked faculty of medicine in Canada. Unmatched our size and scope, the Faculty spans the fundamental health sciences, clinical medicine, rehabilitation sciences, translational research and health systems.

Leveraging our role at the heart of the Toronto Academic Health Science Network (TAHSN) a network of 14 leading teaching hospitals and research institutes our more than 8,000 learners join together with our thousands of expert clinical and research faculty members and more than 70,000 alumni based around the world to form a premier network of medical and healthcare talent with extraordinary reach and impact.

With our community’s support of the University of Toronto’s ambitious Defy Gravity Campaign, we will further harness our vast expertise, leadership and influence as we tackle the biggest challenges in human health today.

No other university in Canada — and few in the world — matches Temerty Medicine's capacity to advance health and health care on the same scale.

To learn more about how you can join in supporting Temerty Medicine's high-impact health research, education and patient care efforts, please contact one of our team members in the Office of Advancement.

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Dec 11, 2025
A Toronto family transforms their experience with fibular hemimelia into action, launching Lunch for Limbs to support research that helps children walk, run and thrive.
Dec 9, 2025
Temerty Medicine pharmacology & toxicology alumnus Arda Minocherhomjee acknowledges the privilege of his higher education and generously supports the institutions that helped shape him and his career. We talked to him about his life, work and philanthropy.
Dec 8, 2025
Barry Rosen remembers the Kenyan gynaecologist who, in 2009, first alerted him to the situation in East Africa. Hillary Mabeya had come to Toronto for a visit in the middle of February wearing two ski jackets.