Students

With COVID-19 still preventing in-person gatherings this past spring, alumni from the Home Economics and Household Science Class of 5T0 opted for a virtual event. Now in their 90s, the classmates were not about to let the pandemic stop them from celebrating their 70th reunion for a second year in a row.

Machine learning could be used to predict which Canadians are at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, say University of Toronto researchers. The discovery is important because it can be used to make health policy decisions that could improve the lives of millions of Canadians.

Recent findings published in Clinical Cancer Research highlight a new approach to detect cancer in blood samples—opening up new possibilities for using blood-based tests to diagnose and monitor individuals with cancer.