Seema Marwaha
Class of 2017
Dr. Seema Marwaha is an internal medicine physician and scientist at Trillium Health Partners and is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto. As a Frank Knox Fellow, she studied the use of technology and innovation in education at Harvard University, looking at novel ways to educate the public on health. Leveraging her background as a documentary filmmaker, her major career focus is on translating health knowledge to the general public through narratives. She also seeks to document and improve the patient experience, exploring areas for human-centred design methodology in healthcare. She recently helped start Faces of Health Care, a website that explores the stories of people who work or access health care.
COVID-19 can affect people for the long haul – and they’re getting the short shrift
‘All they have to manage pain is their prescription pad’: Doctors on front line of opioid crisis
World This Weekend: Opioid Gamer
Parents of stillborn children find solace in photography
Canada’s vaccine problem
Canada eradicated measles in 1998 — so why is it making a comeback?
The border won’t protect Canadians against American anti-vaxxers
TIME ZONES
TIME ZONES
Human Trafficking
‘Anyone can be a victim’: Canadian high school girls being lured into sex trade
Beware the big new-year’s resolutions
Most Canadians who request assisted death won’t get it — and some won’t get palliative care, either
This is why Canada has the second-highest medication costs in the world
SickKids looks to ‘stretch’ emotions again with new video in fundraising campaign
SickKids aims to dial up different emotions in new fundraising campaign video
Turning Cancer into a War Is Defeating Patients
