April

Ontario Working for Workers by Investing Over $5 Million in Health and Safety Research at Lakehead Lakehead University “The Ontario government is working for workers by investing $5.5 million in ground-breaking workplace health and safety […]

Chalk River Facility becomes first nuclear laboratory in Canada to receive GLP recognition CNL.ca “Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada’s premier nuclear science and technology organization, is pleased to announce that the Biology Research Facility (BRF) […]

New approach to advance care planning preferred by Canadian long-term care residents University of Waterloo “The BABEL approach, developed by researchers at the Universities of Waterloo, Manitoba and Calgary, uses a tailored, person-centred approach based […]

Novel brain imaging study could help revolutionize diagnosis of brain disorders and mental illnesses Capital Current “Researchers at The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research have identified a … Rami Al Haddad, a University of […]

Canada must urgently invest in research into the health impacts of climate change | The Star Toronto Star “To fight climate change, Canada needs to increasing funding research, particularly to early-career researchers in health and biomedical sciences.” TAGS: health impacts […]

Why COVID headaches can be hard to shake — and when you should worry | CBC News CBC “Dr. Angela Cheung, a senior scientist-clinician at Toronto’s University Health Network, is studying the effects of long […]

Immunotherapy showing significant advancements in lung cancer treatment McGill University Health Centre “Phase 3 clinical trial of neoadjuvant nivolumab leads to practice-changing results. Montreal, April 20, 2022 – According to the results of a phase […]

Ontario COVID-19: Sixth wave is ‘much less predictable,’ says expert | CTV News CTV News Barrie “… wave and others is its unpredictability, according to Dr. Susy Hota, an infectious disease specialist at the University […]

Energy-burning brown fat less active in boys with obesity – Brighter World Brighter World – McMaster University “A study at McMaster University has found that brown adipose tissue (BAT) is less active in boys with […]

Routine screening may help identify patients with cancer at high-risk for self-injury, new study finds Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre “Routine screening with patient-reported outcomes may be used to identify patients with cancer who are at […]