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Expert Explainer: Dr. Nitin Mohan on circuit breaker lockdowns
Some experts in Canada are considering a ‘circuit breaker lockdown’ to help control the surging case counts of COVID-19. Dr. Nitin Mohan, Assistant Professor, is a physician epidemiologist and explains the pros and cons of circuit breaker lockdowns.
- In Memoriam: Dr. Wesley John Dunn
- Research News: Racialized trans and non-binary Canadians report increased harassment and violence
- Research News: Global study on preoperative testing adds to evidence on safe surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Expert Explainer for World Diabetes Day: Dr. Irene Hramiak on advances in diabetes care
- Commentary: What Canada learned (and didn’t learn) from the SARS pandemic
- Feature: Chasing their dream
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Dr. Andrea Lum and the School’s Well-Being Committee is delivering a new Peers for Peers Program providing one-on-one peer support for clinical faculty, emphasizing empathetic listening and shared experience.
Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery is a fast-paced and dynamic surgical specialty. For third-year resident Dr. Ryan Instrum, the specialty’s expanding scope of practice makes it an exciting time to be completing his residency training.
Dr. Cindy Hutnik is a renowned clinician who is recognized nationally as an expert in Ophthalmology. Her research focuses on glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, encompassing basic science, clinical, health economic and educational research.
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- Friday, November 20
BJI Showcase Series (Virtual on Zoom) - Friday, November 20
ACB Seminar Series: Dr. Janice Robertson - Friday, November 20
Chair, Microbiology & Immunology - Candidate #2 Presentation - Tuesday, November 24
Oncology Grand Rounds: Dr. Mahvash Tavassoli - Thursday, November 26
Graduate Studies Information Session - Path & Lab Medicine - Friday, November 27
Systems Ecology of Disease: The example of Parkinson's - Friday, November 27
ACB Seminar Series: Dr. Shanna Kelley
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Associate Professor Janet Martin, who is part of the CovidSurg Collaborative, says having a COVID-free-pathway for surgery patients reduced risks of complications by about half.
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