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Research News: More evidence needed to inform policy around sending kids back to class
Are kids in schools driving community transmission of COVID-19, or is it the other way around? This uncertainty could be clarified by conducting cluster randomized trials when students return to class, according to a new publication from an international team of experts co-led by Dr. Charles Weijer.
- Announcement: Dr. Tracey Crumley appointed Chair/Chief Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Feature: Contributing to a better future
- Research News: Incentive payments to physicians may reduce non-urgent ED visits
- Feature: Rapid COVID-19 antibody test can check immune response
- Research News: How do social media and loss of sleep affect young people's mental health?
- Award: CAME Certificate of Merit Award recipients announced
Our People
Dr. Elizabeth Finger is working to test behavioural and pharmacologic treatments for patients with Frontotemporal Dementia with the hope of reversing deficits in emotional processing and empathy.
Dr. Faiza Rab is completing her PhD focused on the fragility of health systems. Experiencing the pandemic and applying an epidemiological lens has provided her with an unprecedented learning opportunity.
Grateful for the scholarships and awards that supported his medical education, Dr. Curtis Sorgini has completed the circle of giving making a donation for medical students from underserviced communities.
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- Thursday, January 21
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Grand Rounds - Thursday, January 21
eLearning Design/Development/Q&A Drop-in Session - Friday, January 22
Faculty and Staff COVID-19 Presentation - Friday, January 22
ACB Seminar Series: Dr. Caitlin Symonette - Tuesday, January 26
Grand Rounds: Dr. Seth Climans, Neuro-Oncology Fellow - Tuesday, January 26
PM&R - 2nd CARMS Virtual Town Hall - Wednesday, January 27
Graduate Information Session - Anatomy & Cell Biology
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In The Media
Kelly Anderson, PhD, looked at the association between social media use, poor sleep quality and poor mental health outcomes in young people.
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