Volume 8, Issue 1
10 Years of the MUHC
Nourishing Health Care
Doctor and Donors Help Make Diabetes History
Dr. Tony Dobell
Gifts and events energize the campaign
The Planned Giving Primer with Lorne Steinberg
Pulse oximeter
Public Private Partnership candidates selected
Health Perspectives is published by the McGill University Health Centre Foundation.
Editor: Dianne Fagan | Assistant Editor: Cléa Desjardins | Writer: Yuri Mytko
Copy Editor: Jane Pavanel | Designer: Shari Blaukopf
Photographer: Christian Fleury | Translators: Andrée Michon, Marie Gouin
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In 1997, the MUHC's five founding hospitals came together to form a comprehensive university health centre and Research Institute where patients receive seamless lifelong care alongside world-leading teaching and medical discovery.
Across the adult sites of the MUHC, the food patients eat during their stay is monitored by one of the nearly 50 staff members of Clinical Nutrition Services who are supervised by Janis Morelli, Manager of Clinical Nutrition.
Through an important
discovery by an MUHC researcher and thanks to a generous donation from Best Care for Life campaign donors,
diabetes may one day be a disease of the past.
Dr. Anthony Dobell, a pioneer in both adult and pediatric cardiovascular thoracic surgery, was among the first physicians in Canada to perform open-heart surgery.
Lorne Steinberg, Managing Director of Magna Vista Investment Management, shares some useful year-end tax planning tips.
A pulse oximeter sends pulses of varying wavelengths of infrared light into the body to measure the percentage of oxygen contained in the blood.




