Clinical trials are essential for developing new treatments and advancing medical knowledge.
Events for December 2022
Preschoolers’ physical activity can have impact on heart health later in life
The research team found that arteries stiffen over time in all children, but the process is slower among those who are most active.
The Sickle Cell Disease Association of Canada and Pfizer announce the First National Research Program for Sickle Cell Disease
This competitive research grant program aims to advance clinical research and patient care in SCD.
‘Painless and quick’ advance in mammogram technology hopes to boost cancer screening rates
It’s not something you’ll necessarily look forward to, but a new innovation in mammography technology is giving Canadian women one less reason to avoid an exam.
Study brings clinical research on growing problem of liver disease to northern Manitoba communities
"I want [my people] to be healthy. I want them to know who they are. And I want them to know what food is good for them from the land — our land."
A step toward better understanding brain anatomy of autism spectrum disorder
Study could lead to development of personalized biomarkers and treatment
Revised pathology classification of pancreatic cancer predicts patient survival
A new study led by UHN Pathologist Dr. N Kalimuthu shows the potential of personalized medicine in tackling pancreatic cancer.
SFN, CAMH tackle opioid use
In recent months, George and her team have been conducting interviews and completing surveys with people in the community, many of whom have been directly impacted by drug abuse.
New research on ovarian cancer could mean improved patient outcomes
A new study provides evidence on the tumor-promoting role of a microRNA, critical in controlling the expression of genes in biology; and the tumor-inhibiting potential of a gene in the deadliest form of ovarian cancer. These molecules could be used as potential markers or therapeutic targets, which could save lives.
‘A hopeful time in CF’; Research leads to new understanding in cystic fibrosis treatment
Research news out of the University of Saskatchewan may have answers for why people with cystic fibrosis are prone to lung infections.