Researchers are developing a new online tool to help predict outcomes for cancer patients across Canada
Sunnybrook Research Institute
“Researchers at Sunnybrook are co-leading a new study to help provide patients with cancer personalized answers to questions about their disease and likely outcomes.”
TAGS: cancer, innovative research, patient care, outcomes, Sunnybrook RI
Montreal-based group recognized by NFL for innovative helmet design – Sportsnet
Sportsnet
“Kollide, a group composed of four Montreal companies working together in collaboration with École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), …”
TAGS: concussion, traumatic brain injury, protective equipment, École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS)
U of C looking for adults 55+ for study on fitness and social connections – CTV News Calgary
CTV News Calgary
“The University of Calgary is looking for older adults to take part in a new study about physical activity.”
TAGS: fitness, pandemic, social connections, mental health, aging, University of Calgary
Introducing SPARK: The Sunnybrook Program to Access Research Knowledge for Black and Indigenous Medical Students
Sunnybrook
“After brainstorming with her colleagues and friends Dr. Jill Tinmouth and Dr. Nick Daneman, and after expedited planning and approvals, the Sunnybrook Program to Access Research Knowledge for Black and Indigenous Medical Students — also known as SPARK — was born.”
TAGS: innovative research, Black and Indigenous medical students, healthcare, Sunnybrook
The truth about breast cancer screening – Toronto Star
Toronto Star
“Canada’s strong provincial and territorial breast cancer screening … Andrea Seale is CEO of the Canadian Cancer Society, Cathy Ammendolea, …”
TAGS: women’s health, cancer, breast cancer, screening, Canadian Cancer Society
Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of Insulin
HRI Portal
“This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin, which happened right here in Canada at the University of Toronto. Since its discovery, insulin has saved millions of lives, moving diabetes from a death sentence to a manageable condition.”
TAGS: diabetes, insulin, innovative research, Canadian solutions, Banting Research Foundation