Month: May 2023

Computational tool to simplify process of drug discovery University of Windsor “Drug discovery research can get complicated quickly and John Trant, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry, wants to simplify the process.” TAGS: drug discovery, […]

Simulation exercises preparing new nurses for realities of workplace stress UWindsor – Daily News “Attrition, whether due to widespread burnout or early retirement, has created a void; young nurses are most at risk for negative […]

We need a balanced research environment to foster a real ‘innovation economy’ The Hill Times “Our organizations, AGE-WELL and the Canadian Frailty Network, have created Healthy Aging Canada as a new research collaboration to leverage […]

UM scientist develops innovative strategy to combat childhood brain cancer UM Today – University of Manitoba “… age of 20 and medulloblastoma is the most common childhood brain malignancy,’ said Sharif, who is a Canadian […]

$1.25 million for early childhood mental health care across Canada to improve outcomes for vulnerable children Kids Brain Health Network “This new funding supports implementation science research that will enhance our understanding for improving systematic […]

Ottawa resumes long-running battle over prescription drug prices The Globe and Mail “The saga has injected a major dose of uncertainty into Canada’s pharmaceutical industry, as well as a number of sectors that support it, […]

Canada at risk of losing some of its brightest health research talent HealthCareCAN “HealthCareCAN supports graduate and postdoctoral students’ call to action from government as a key component to strengthening the health research ecosystem in […]

The availability of publicly funded adult vaccinations across the country is patchy and inequitable National Post “While equal access to vaccines for children across Canada has made great strides recently, there remain great disparities in […]