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U of T researchers are at the forefront of helping to monitor, predict and manage COVID-19. Our scientists and public health experts are also providing critical advice to Canada’s leaders as we continue to navigate the road to recovery.

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U of T alumna – and medical resident – honoured with one-of-a-kind Barbie doll

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How we manage our emotions in the face of COVID might be jeopardizing our physical health

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‘You are not alone’: Report on mental health during COVID outlines key precautionary steps students can take

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Anxiety over COVID is negatively impacting Canadian workers, U of T study finds

In a lab, a jet of something bright and hot shoots out of a hose and through a metal box.

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Copper-coated face masks could help slow transmission of COVID-19: U of T researchers

A photo of Associate Professor Jean-Philippe Julien

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How AI is enabling COVID-19 research

A photo of Dr. Jen Gommerman

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How does the body fight COVID-19? U of T researcher’s work could aid vaccine development

Lisa Strug sits on a chair in a hallway.

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U of T researchers help lead national effort to explore role of genes in COVID-19

Researchers at U of T and local hospitals are looking to develop a mouth-based test for COVID-19 that would be quick and easy to administer to patients (photo by iStockphoto via Getty Images)

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Researchers at U of T Faculty of Dentistry explore rapid, low-cost COVID-19 test

U of T alumnus Tye Farrow is designing temporary ICUs that are quick and easy to build, and wrap health-promoting features like natural light and isolated logistics corridors into their design (image courtesy of Farrow Partners Architects)

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Architect – and U of T alumnus – designs ‘healthier’ temporary ICUs for COVID-19 patients

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