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Research: Scientists look to defuse cardiac 'time bomb'
Researchers may have unlocked the mystery of aortic aneurysms. Scientists at Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Robarts Research Institute and Lawson Health Research Institute have shown a recognized process in cancer biology is causing cells to become destructive and eat away at the surrounding muscle tissue, weakening the aortic wall.
- Award: Dr. John Denstedt honoured for lifetime achievement
- Feature: Celebrating the Dentistry Class of 2019 with Pari Dabas
- Awards: Dentistry faculty internationally recognized for oral health research
- Awards: Faculty honoured for Academic Leadership
- Awards: Physiology and Pharmacology faculty recognized for excellence in research
- Announcement: Gregory Dekaban, PhD, appointed Acting Chair, Microbiology & Immunology
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An implantable device developed in London is restoring movement for Parkinson’s patients. "For them to go from being home-bound, to being able to go on trips to the mall and have vacations is remarkable," said Dr. Mandar Jog.
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