Dalhousie Medical Research & Education

1 Day to Giving Tuesday! Meet Sydney Gordon, a patient whose journey has been deeply impacted by the research funded by the #MollyAppeal. Please join us in #GivingTuesday tomorrow to keep making a difference for those struggling with mental health and addictions. MollyAppeal.ca

Tomorrow, the late Dr. Ron Stewart's memoir, Treat Them Where They Lie, is being launched posthumously at NSCC's Institute of Technology Campus at 7 p.m. He would have been so thrilled to have you join. Check out this recent CBC article about the launch: https://lnkd.in/eEYYWCGZ

#Dalhousie's Dr. Tobias Kollmann explains why his new research paper he has put out is a game-changer in terms of find a biomarker to predict neonatal sepsis on a recent episode of CBC/Radio-Canada's Mainstreet NS. Listen now! https://lnkd.in/dez_aJ9V

Congratulations to all the Dalhousie University winners of last week's #DiscoveryAwards including Finlay Maguire, John Frampton, Gabriela Ilie, PhD, and the Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) team ! #DalProud https://lnkd.in/ekAGZs-p

Chronic pain in children is more common than many realize, affecting their daily lives and futures. Important research is changing that. Dr. Christine Chambers and her team are developing a groundbreaking pediatric pain management standard, poised to transform care for countless children and their families. 💙 Join us in supporting this life-changing work and make a real difference for young patients. 📖 Read the full story and learn how you can help! #DalMed #PediatricPain #HealthResearch #GivingMatters #ItDoesntHaveToHurt Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) Christine Chambers IWK Health Isabel Jordan Dalhousie University

Congrats Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) team on this well deserved award! We are proud to support this important work!

Nova Scotia Medical Simulation Week! At Dalhousie University's Faculty of Medicine, we’re proud to lead the way in medical education and innovation through cutting-edge simulation training. From honing life-saving skills to advancing research, our simulation facilities empower students, residents, and healthcare professionals to provide the best care possible. Why it matters: - Hands-on learning: Realistic scenarios that prepare future healthcare providers. - Innovation in action: Leveraging state-of-the-art technology for breakthroughs in patient care. - Collaboration: Bringing together experts across disciplines to improve outcomes. A big thank-you to our donors and partners who help make this work possible. Together, we’re shaping the future of healthcare in Nova Scotia and beyond. Learn more about medical simulation at Dalhousie: https://lnkd.in/eZjin-W6 #NovaScotiaMedicalSimulationWeek #DalMed #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalEducation

📬 On this National Philanthropy Day, we’re sharing heartfelt thanks from the people you’ve impacted directly! 💙 Watch as students, researchers, and faculty express their gratitude for your support in their own words. Every note in this video represents a unique story, a dream realized, and a future made brighter—all thanks to you. Today, we honor the power of giving and the incredible changes it makes possible. Thank you for being part of our journey! 🌟 #NationalPhilanthropyDay #ThankYouDonors

Postal Strike! We’re here to ensure your support reaches us, no matter what! Despite the potential postal strike, you can still make your gifts safely and securely online or over the phone. Your generosity drives important medical research and education programs in our community, and we’re so grateful for your support. Donate Online: https://lnkd.in/e3kfDyiX

Making a Difference in Childhood Cancer Research! Meet Dr. Tobias Karakach, a Dalhousie researcher making strides in the fight against childhood cancer! Dr. Karakach and his team have developed a promising biomarker for a common childhood kidney cancer, offering new hope for early detection and personalized treatment. Discover the impact of his work and how innovative research can transform young lives. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ddBas3Wd #ChildhoodCancer #DalhousieResearch #InnovationInMedicine #HealthBreakthroughs #PediatricCancerResearch