Here is the round-up of news, stories, and media mentions from the UBC Faculty of Medicine.

• Occupational Therapy alumna and PhD student Stephanie Glegg receives Vanier Graduate Scholarship
• UBC residents take to the stage at ninth annual Resident Talent Night
• Natalie Zeytuni receives Banting Postodoctoral Fellowship
• MD student Daniel Raff receives Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award
• Michael Hayden inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

• CBC New Brunswick: Dessa Sadovnick investigates multiple sclerosis in New Brunswick
• Vancouver Sun: Radiology’s Bruce Forster describes UBC’s new anatomy visualization table. Similar articles appeared in the Ottawa Citizen and The Province.
• Vancouver Sun: Psychiatry’s Kerry Jang says we need to rethink housing for homeless individuals with schizophrenia.
  
• Psychology Today: OB-GYN’s Lori Brotto’s study shows best way to reduce distress among survivors of childhood sex abuse
• Vice: Emergency Medicine’s Adam Lund aims to close the gap between public health and emergency doctors. Similar articles appeared in Vice U.K. and Australia.
• Daily Mirror: Medical Genetics’ Wilfred Jefferies develops a new tool in the fight against cancer
• CBC: Medicine’s Jerilynn Prior discusses a drug company’s stealth marketing campaign
• Psychology Today: Brett Finlay’s book focusing on the benefits of exposing children to essential microbes
• The Atlantic: SPPH’s Eva Oberle suggests that stress contagion might be taking place in the classroom
  
• Ottawa Citizen: Pediatrics’ Tom Warshawski writes an op-ed on the need to ban food advertising to children
• Vancouver Sun: Family Practice’s Margaret McGregor finds quality of residential care is still a big issue