LHSC News

May 24, 2022 Melissa Snowden was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) at eight weeks old. When she was born she was small – weighing around five lbs. Melissa explains that she wasn’t well after she was born. She couldn’t breastfeed because she was so

May 19, 2022 Today marks the annual Personal Support Worker (PSW) Day, which was formally declared by the Ontario government in 2010 to recognize the essential service PSWs provide in sustaining our health-care system and providing high-quality

May 18, 2022 At LHSC, a number of our teams are involved in supporting various aspects of communication health, including our Audiology team. With May being Speech and Hearing Month, which aims to raise broad awareness about communication health, we

May 18, 2022 May is Speech and Hearing Month, which aims to raise awareness about communication health. At LHSC, a number of our teams are involved in supporting various aspects of communication health, including our Speech-Language Pathology (SLP)

May 16, 2022 John O’Donnell was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) at six months old in 1960. He has been a patient at London Health Sciences Centre’s (LHSC) CF Clinic for about 25 years. John has experienced a variety of CF treatments over the

The Victoria Hospital Class of 1962 reunion in May 2022 May 13, 2022 A member of the Victoria Hospital Class of 1962 glances up from looking at an old photo of a classmate, eyes brimming with nostalgia, looks around the table and wistfully states -

May 12, 2022 Election Day in Ontario is Thursday June 2, 2022. Patients in hospital, who are eligible to vote, can register under special voting rules. Family of paediatric patients, who are eligible to vote, may also register. At LHSC, this special

Ewelina Stoyanovich, winner of the Nursing Bursary, and Marilyn Fraser, co-chair of the Victoria Hospital Class of 1962 May 12, 2022 On May 4, the Victoria Hospital Nursing Class of 1962 held a reunion luncheon celebrating their 60th year of nursing

May 11, 2022 The Rowbust Dragon Racing team , comprised of a local group of 70 breast cancer survivors, has been rowing locally, nationally and around the world for 22 years. Along with training three times a week all year round, competing in dragon

Back (from left to right): Lori Sheidow, Social worker; Dr. Tara Mullowney, Paediatric Respirologist; Karen StPierre, CF Nurse Case Manager; Dr. April Price, Paediatric Respirologist; Erin Fleischer, Nurse Practitioner. Front (from left to right)