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… by COVID-19. When Rebecca Bruzzese lost her sense of smell and taste after a bout of COVID-19, it was disconcerting. … of smell, turning normal odors into a repulsive stench, and often creating disturbing, even frightening, phantom … beef frying on the stove smelled like “excrement in a pan” and tomatoes had a sharp acidic rancid smell. The …

… outside of the residence, a large crowd of residents and guests roasted s’mores, listened to acoustic music strummed on guitar and sang camp songs together. Therapeutic Recreation … and beautiful family at Mount Hope,” Waite says.    1 /news-and-media/our-stories/happy-campers …

… unfolds. With guidance from Elders, Knowledge Carriers and a need from the community, sweat lodge ceremonies offer physical, emotional and spiritual healing. Within Indigenous culture stones are referred to as grandfathers and grandmothers. “We believe the rocks we use …

… great promise in enhancing kidney stone treatment outcomes and reducing the risk of recurrence. In a North American … completely clearing stone fragments in a single procedure and significantly decreasing the risk of recurrence. Dr. … for patients to pass the fragments on their own in the days and weeks after treatment. Using a flexible ureteral access …

… during their visit to St. Joseph’s Health Care. When Joan Anderson found herself at risk of having her cataract … her while in hospital, she took matters into her own hands.  Joan, whose name is changed to protect her identity, … or consultation rooms nor to provide any hands-on care. 0 /news-and-media/our-stories/gift-of-good-company …

… most of his life giving back in gratitude for the care and compassion he received through St. Joseph’s mental health care program and from strangers. As he reflects on his life to date, Bill … just happy to stay involved and continue giving back.” 1 /news-and-media/our-stories/gift-of-time …

… care Transforming frontline care Nursing scientist Amanda McIntyre is leading a study – made possible because of … have known what it is, but you've seen it before,” says Amanda McIntyre, professor and nursing scientist, about the … throughout the nursing community at St. Joseph's.”   1 /news-and-media/our-stories/transforming-frontline-care …

… world from home With virtual reality, memories live again and new adventures begin In his younger years, 95-year-old veteran John Kirkland traipsed the Bruce Trail, hiked the Rockies, paddled … be back home in time for lunch with their friends.” 0 /news-and-media/our-stories/veterans-explore-world-home …

… Warming hearts and spirits Warming hearts and spirits Image Inspired by care of loved ones at St. … community and you can do some good for someone else.” 1 /news-and-media/our-stories/warming-hearts-and-spirits … Warming hearts and spirits Image Inspired by care of loved ones at St. …

… facial reconstruction surgery St. Joseph’s Corey Moore, MD, and Louis Ferreira, PhD, have developed a ground-breaking … the lives of people with skin cancer. Corey Moore, MD, and Louis Ferreira, PhD, consider themselves to be work … that can extend, improve and save lives. donate today 1 /news-and-media/our-stories/facial-reconstruction …

… the digital divide in health care Patients in London and across the region now have easy access to hands-on help with their virtual care appointments through a … role in their health care journey. In the ever-evolving landscape of health care, technology is playing an …

… proud to deliver,” says Dr. Graham King, Site Head Surgery and Medical Director, Roth | McFarlane Hand and Upper Limb Centre (HULC). In his more than three … that can extend, improve and save lives. DONATE TODAY 1 /news-and-media/our-stories/enhancing-patient-outcomes …