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First a name, then a story
Artifacts once used by health care workers at St. Joseph’s Hospital are being brought back into the spotlight. Today, they are part of an exhibit offering a glimpse into the people, places and experiences that shaped the hospital’s history. Sometimes, something as simple as a name can lead to a much...
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New HPV testing in cervical cancer screening: What you need to know
As of Monday, March 3, 2025, Ontario has adopted testing for human papillomavirus (HPV) - the leading cause of cervical cancer - as the new standard for cervical cancer screening, replacing the traditional pap smear. The HPV test sample is collected using the same method as the pap smear and is...
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Building better care for older adults
As Canada's population ages, every older adult deserves care that helps them stay healthy and independent. This is the goal that has guided Dr. Sheri-Lynn Kane throughout her career for nearly three decades. As Medical Director of the Regional Geriatric Program of Southwest Ontario at St. Joseph's...
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Speaking their language
Bridging a communication gap has become a bit easier for patients and visitors at St. Joseph’s Health Care London (St. Joseph's). This summer, two new tools were introduced to help create a more welcoming and comfortable experience for individuals who visit St. Joseph's and whose first language is...
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A deep dive inside the human body
If you were to travel deep inside the human body, you would be able to see the hum of activity inside each tiny cell and the electrical conversation between them. You could visualize miniscule details of the soft tissue that makes you, you. While it may sound like an episode of The Magic School Bus...
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‘Poop pill’ benefits may extend to treating kidney cancer, lung cancer and melanoma
Clinical trials suggest fecal transplants can prevent side effects in treating kidney cancer. It can also dramatically improve outcomes for people with lung and melanoma cancers. A groundbreaking study show that the toxic side effects of drugs to treat kidney cancer could be virtually eliminated...
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Congratulations to St. Joseph's 2026 President’s Award Recipients
Compassionate, innovative and deeply committed to making a difference, the 2026 St. Joseph’s President’s Award recipients were recognized for their outstanding contributions to advancing St. Joseph’s mission, values and strategic priorities. The President’s Awards celebrate individuals, teams and...
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Researchers aim for thumbs up on 3D-printed splint
For many people living with thumb arthritis, the pain is all too familiar - the ache when opening a jar, the struggle to grip a cup, the throb when holding a pen. Over time, these everyday challenges can add up to a loss of independence. Thumb arthritis affects approximately one in four older adults...
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Belinda’s Daily Routine for Reducing Stress
“Stress is something we all experience and everyone deals with it differently. Cortisol is known as the body's stress hormone. When cortisol levels remain high for long periods, it can contribute to increased blood pressure, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and weight gain. Lowering cortisol helps...
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