Month: April 2023

Researchers use AI to explore potential zoonotic diseases UdeM Nouvelles “During the COVID-19 pandemic, Timothée Poisot and his team were already hard at work on an algorithm for predicting interactions between mammals and viruses.” TAGS: […]

Specific type of inflammation may be linked to risk of colorectal cancer Lawson Health Research Institute “… researchers at Lawson Health Research Institute and Western University have found that a specific type of inflammation may […]

Queen’s and KHSC launch clinical trial of psilocybin therapy to treat alcohol use disorder Faculty of Health Sciences | Queen’s University “The Phase 2b clinical trial, sponsored by Vancouver-based Clairvoyant Therapeutics, will assess whether motivational […]

Why Society Must Embrace the Idea of “Dying a Good Death” Health Insight “People fear death, but when fear leads to denial, we miss the opportunity to have meaningful conversations on the way we want […]

UHN researchers publish groundbreaking clinical trial in lung transplantation University Health Network ” Storing donor lungs for transplant at 10 degrees Celsius markedly increases the length of time the organ can live outside the body […]

Université de Moncton health researchers are helping truck drivers take the wheel when it comes to their health Newswire.CA “… improving participants’ access to integrated and personalized primary care by connecting them virtually while on […]

From the Lab to the Gym: Translating Scientific Discoveries About Exercise and Cognition into Real-World Applications Banting Research Foundation “The research used a novel and complex type of statistical analysis called Mendelian randomization, which uses […]

$1.65M NSERC grant will help York U develop future pharmaceutical technology disrupters News@York “Students will be trained to meet scientific and engineering challenges of tomorrow, drive and support pharmaceutical drug discovery and vaccine development in […]

Wearable technology for respiratory disease monitoring Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute “A near-infrared spectroscopy sensor could aid in tracking the vital signs of acute and recovering pneumonia and COVID-19 patients.” TAGS: respiratory diseases, patient health, […]