Spotlight on Research

Side-by-side images of Dr. Brianne Wood, left, and Dr. Barb Zelek, right. Dr. Wood has wavy shoulder-length brown hair and wears an olive-coloured sleeveless shirt. She stands in front of a white brick wall. Dr. Zelek has straight shoulder-length brown hair, bangs, and wears a blue top. She stands in a snowy forest. Photos côte-à-côte de Brianne Wood, Ph.D. à gauche, et de la Dre Barb Zelek, à droite. Mme Wood a des cheveux bruns ondulés tombant sur les épaules et porte un chemisier olive sans manches. Elle se tient devant un mur de briques blanc. La Dre Zelek a des cheveux bruns raides tombant sur les épaules et une frange, et porte un chandail bleu. Elle se tient devant une forêt enneigée.

NOSM University researchers help Canada prepare for future health emergencies

Drs. Barb Zelek and Brianne Wood at the NOSM University Research Toward Health Hub (NORTHH)—part of the Dr. Gilles Arcand Centre for Health Equity—are supporting a new national initiative, the PREPARED project. It is led by Dr. Andrew Pinto at Upstream Lab, Unity Health Toronto, with support from researchers and research and industry partners in six provinces. The project has received $18.9 million from the Canada Biomedical Research Fund to protect Canada against future pandemics. Pandemics such as SARS, COVID-19, H1N1, and the mpox outbreak have shown that Canada needs to improve its preparedness for future health emergencies...

Curated Black History Month collection launches at NOSM University Health Sciences Library

Launched February 1, a new subject guide focused on Black History Month resources is available from NOSM University Health Sciences Library, thanks to a collaboration with the Equity and Inclusion unit. “Our goal in creating this guide is to help NOSM University community members access important learning opportunities in their own time,” says Dr. Joseph LeBlanc, Associate Dean, Equity and Inclusion. “We hope people engage with the collection to support their individual learning journeys not only this month, but also into the future.” The subject guide is a curated collection of resources, including e-books, hardcopy b...

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NOSM University researcher and partners develop groundbreaking heart attack classification

A new clinical classification is a gamechanger in the way that medical providers assess heart attacks. Released by the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS), the classification is based on research by Dr. Andreas Kumar, Associate Professor at NOSM University and Cardiologist at Health Sciences North, along with his colleague Dr. Rohan Dharmakumar at Indiana University School of Medicine. NOSM University MD student Suzanne Betteridge-LeBlanc, cardiac surgeon and NOSM University Professor Dr. Rony Atoui, and cardiologist Dr. Anthony Main were also authors on the classification, alongside a team of Canadian and American experts. A powe...

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