Maurice McGregor

Dr. Maurice McGregor was a distinguished cardiologist and professor, celebrated for his contributions to medicine and national health care advocacy. Born in South Africa in 1920, he dedicated his life to healing and teaching, influencing countless medical professionals throughout his career. McGregor's work spanned critical developments in cardiology and healthcare policy, particularly during his tenure at McGill University and as dean of medicine at the University of Witwatersrand. He was known for his unwavering commitment to equity in healthcare and played a pivotal role in desegregating medical education in South Africa during apartheid. Recognized with numerous awards, including the Order of Canada, McGregor's legacy endures through his impactful research and mentorship.