New research from York University looks at rising mercury levels in predatory fish in Ontario and tries to untangle the web of causation to better assess how changing environments are impacting wildlife and, ultimately, […]
A new study provides evidence on the tumor-promoting role of a microRNA, a small ribonucleic acid, critical in controlling the expression of genes in biology; and the tumor-inhibiting potential of a gene in the deadliest […]
New research shows that accurate wearable technology could help those with diabetes in adjusting their insulin dosage to factor in the effects of exercising. This could mean a higher quality of life and less interactions […]
An interactive video game brings to life the spread of viruses and the impact of vaccine decision making in a wholly original way. This interdisciplinary and policy-relevant work, led by a York U PhD […]
February 20 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Speaker: Maria Mylopoulos, PhD, is a Scientist and Associate Director at The Wilson Centre. Her research program explores the development and maintenance of adaptive expertise, with a particular focus […]
In honour of the humanitarian and scientist who developed the life-saving polio vaccine in 1995, March of Dimes Canada presents the annual Jonas Salk Award to a Canadian scientist, physician or researcher. The $10,000.00 award […]
The Henry G. Friesen International Prize in Health Research The Henry G. Friesen International Prize in Health Research was established in recognition of the exceptional leadership, vision and innovative contributions of Dr. Henry G. Friesen. […]
Date: Wednesday December 12th, 2018 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Venue: The Michener Institute, St. Patrick Campus – Auditorium 222 St. Patrick Street Toronto, Ontario Canada + Google Map Organizer: The Research Institute of Health Care Education […]
New research finds that, due to the link between obesity and the risk of cancer, supplements could assist in the treatment of breast cancer in obese, postmenopausal patients. These findings could shed light on […]
York-led research determines a better approach to scheduling, which leads to improved profits, higher practitioner utilization and decreased wait times. Practitioners, policy-makers and hospital administrators will be interested in this highly applicable research. (View online) […]
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