Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Ethan Frei
UCC ’26 · Incoming Queen’s University undergraduate studentEthan directs CUMR’s editorial programme, develops publications, and leads reporting and contributor outreach.
About CUMR
CUMR is an undergraduate-led publication covering medicine, biomedical research, health policy, and public health in Canada.
We publish reported features, data-led analysis, and long-form scientific writing for readers who value evidence, context, and clear attribution.
Our role
CUMR gives emerging writers a serious editorial setting in which to investigate Canadian health systems, interpret research, and develop work that can withstand scrutiny. Undergraduate perspective is our starting point; rigorous publishing practice is the expectation.
Editorial board
The board commissions, develops, edits, and presents every item in the published record.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Ethan directs CUMR’s editorial programme, develops publications, and leads reporting and contributor outreach.
Editor
Jack contributes to editorial development and long-form writing, with a focus on clear argument and thoughtful student journalism.
Editor
Raahil supports CUMR’s reporting and editorial voice, with particular attention to writing, evidence, and science communication.
Staff Reporter
Isaac reports across science, research, and innovation, bringing a technical perspective shaped by engineering and the broader sciences.
Editorial practice
Factual claims should be attributable, contextualized, and open to scrutiny.
Limitations, affiliations, and conflicts belong inside the published record.
Patients, researchers, and communities are participants in a story, never scenery.
Contribute
CUMR considers writers, editors, researchers, and visual contributors whose work strengthens the publication’s coverage and meets its editorial standard.
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