Ottawa scientists push advances in concussion research The Globe and Mail “To better understand concussions, scientists often rely on two less-than-ideal options: crash-test dummy-like models and human cadaver heads.” TAGS: concussion, traumatic brain injury, chronic […]
Why a top Canadian obesity expert doesn’t use BMI CBC.ca “Body mass index, or BMI, is the ratio of weight to height and has long been used as a way to classify people as ‘underweight,’ […]
U of T researchers show how a protein found in cardiac muscle helps prevent heart failure News@UofT “… who is also a scientist at Toronto General Hospital Research Institute, University Health Network. “Deciphering the complex […]
U of T and Sunnybrook virologists work on tools to combat coronavirus outbreak News@UofT “U of T and Sunnybrook virologists work on tools to combat coronavirus … of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine and at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.” […]
Babies frequently exposed to cleaning products at higher risk of asthma: study Lethbridge News Now “The research team included experts at Simon Fraser University; the University of British Columbia; McMaster University; the University of Alberta; […]
Being bilingual can delay symptoms of early dementia, study says CTV News “Researchers from an Ontario university have found more evidence that symptoms of dementia were delayed in bilingual patients …” TAGS: dementia, aging population, […]
The beat goes on: Shaping up to curb an irregular heart rhythm Vchri.ca “Researchers wanted to determine whether a program of diet, exercise and stress management training would lessen adverse cardiac symptoms and improve participants’ […]
McMaster researchers find new antibiotics that kill superbugs ‘caught in a cage’ CBC.ca “When Beth Culp stared down a microscope in her lab at McMaster University in the summer of 2018, she was “super confused.” […]
Medical Assistance in Dying is not driven by socioeconomic vulnerability or poor access to … Ottawa Hospital Research Institute “A new study of people who received medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Ontario found that […]
Anti-stigma campaign addresses addiction, teaches students mental-health literacy University Affairs “A student-led campaign at Carleton University aims to address this gap. The campaign, called “Stigma Ends at CU,” uses social media to educate the …” TAGS: […]
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