Personalizing Cardiovascular & Respiratory Health

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Schematic of lungs, heart and chest

Cardiovascular and respiratory diseases account for a significant proportion of global morbidity and mortality, placing an immense burden on healthcare systems and economies in Quebec, across Canada, and worldwide. At 51³Ô¹ÏÍø, pioneering research in this field enables the development of innovative treatments and preventive strategies, significantly improving patient outcomes and quality of life. By exploring the molecular, genetic, and clinical aspects of cardiovascular and respiratory health, our research contributes to shaping precision medicine approaches, facilitating early detection, and driving advancements in personalized therapies.

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Two campus buildings - Montreal and Outaouais

Welcome to the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøSchool of Medicine, part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences—home to a unique and diverse community of health professionals, scientists, students and staff who are committed to compassionate, evidence-based care.

Students interested in a career in medicine can choose to study at one of the two School campuses – Montreal Campus or Campus Outaouais. Both campuses offer the range of McGill's rigorous medical education and training programs: the one-year medicine preparatory program for CEGEP graduates, the four-year undergraduate MDCM program, and residency training. Campus Outaouais offers residency training in Family Medicine and rotations in other specialties. The language of education at the Montreal Campus is English, and at Campus Outaouais, it is French.

The School of Medicine is comprised of a total of 35 departments and divisions, and includes the areas of Undergraduate Medical Education, Postgraduate Medical Education, and Continuing Professional Development.

Patient at heart, Science in hand…

The ultimate goal of Patient at heart, Science in hand is to train medical students who will expertly apply what they have learned – from the molecules of medicine to global health concerns.