OUR PRODUCTS
From our quick guides to comprehensive medical notes, we can help you study smarter.
Toronto Notes
Comprehensive medical reference and preparation for licensing exams.
Essential Med Notes
Comprehensive medical reference and exam prep adapted for our US & International readers.
Pharmacology You See
Study aid highlighting the most high yield pharmacology information using full colour figures and descriptive adverse drug reaction icons.
Online Resources
Coloured atlas of medical images from various medical specialties.
Why Our Guides Work
Toronto Notes is a concise and comprehensive medical review revised annually by the University of Toronto student contributors under the guidance of the Faculty of Medicine. This reference text started as a compilation of notes written by and shared among University of Toronto students to study for their medical licensing exams. After 37 years, it has become the most reputable study guide used by medical students across Canada and around the world.
What People Are Saying
“I like Toronto Notes because I feel it is complete enough to use on its own, and it greatly simplifies the review and study processes. It provides a concise, easy to read, comprehensive summation of all relevant material, and I feel it to be a trustworthy source of information.”
Senior Medical Student Ireland
“I think Toronto Notes prepared me well for the wards, and the oral exams I took. It is effective for shelf exams preparation. Toronto Notes is an excellent resource to have a detailed overview of the many subjects that I will not be seeing on an everyday basis.”
Senior Medical Student Israel, Sachler School of Medicine
“The single resource you need to EXCEL in the wards.”
Graduating Medical Student Albert Einstein School of Medicine
“I still refer to this after 10 years of general practice.”
Family Physician Toronto, Canada
Territorial Acknowledgement
We, Toronto Notes, wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates and on which Toronto Notes has been written and revised for nearly four decades. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.