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2026

February 12 - Media Release
LHSC now able to offer stem cell transplants between unrelated donors and recipients

January 28 - Media Release
Innovative ‘poop pills’ show promising results in clinical trials for multiple types of cancer

January 1 - Media Release
London Health Sciences Centre welcomes first baby of 2026

Top Stories

Above: Dr. Roshanov with patient, Norma Kameka, who is participating in a clinical trial.

Research & Innovation

LHSCRI scientists receive over $3 million in funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science: Meet Frederikke Larsen, whose research is helping shape our understanding of cancer cells

Through research, Dr. Ganesan is protecting and restoring brain health in critically ill children

Innovative ‘poop pills’ show promising results in clinical trials for multiple types of cancer

Photo of Jaci VanAltena, (patient, unmasked) with her care team in the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program (BMTP). From left: Sarah Mitchell, Registered Nurse; Lisa Bugaliski, Manager; Adrienne Fulford, Nurse Practitioner; Jaci VanAltena; and Julie Adam, Registered Nurse.

First unrelated donor stem cell transplant at LHSC: “I’ll forever be grateful for everyone on my team”

How LHSC’s Black Health Navigator, Suishanie Brooks, is transforming care

“I was ready this time to tackle the things that were fueling the eating disorder” - An outpatient experience in the Adult Eating Disorders Service

"It's so fulfilling": Volunteer visitors bring connection and companionship to patients

Image of four people standing side by side holding red pillows in both hands.

Donor generosity delivers comfort through handmade heart pillows for cardiac surgery patients

Jessica's Story: Why Women's Heart Health Matters

Cancer Survivor Celebrates Birthday By Covering Patients’ Parking

Two Young Sisters Raise $3,500 For Pancreatic Cancer Research In Tribute To Late Grandmother