As communities worldwide marked World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Week between November 18 and 24, we turned the spotlight on five EPIC researchers who have developed innovative methodologies to address the AMR problem. From environmental surveillance to monitor the emergence of AMR bacteria in hospital settings and understanding the evolutionary mechanisms by which bacteria develop antimicrobial resistance to developing novel methods to neutralize AMR bacteria, the approaches taken by these researchers represent the diversity fostered within the EPIC community. To learn more about these EPIC-funded projects and their contribution to AMR research, please click on the link: https://lnkd.in/gHyX3end #AMR, #AntiMicrobialResistance, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, The Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto Mississauga, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Sinai Health
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Viewpoint discusses highlights from the National Academy of Medicine 2023 Annual Meeting Scientific Symposium that are representative of key gaps, trends, and opportunities in women’s health. https://ja.ma/3JP9Zob
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I’m excited to see what Institute for Systems Biology (ISB) will discover? The Project Collect health data to improve health for all people Aim to Define Wellness in contrasted to define diseases Discover early mechanisms that lead to diseases to turn them back https://lnkd.in/eB4wA-XB #snacks #longevity #whale #AStateOfHealthAndWellness
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Diagnostic errors are more likely to affect certain populations, so advancing #DiagnosticExcellence can help improve #HealthEquity. Two Department of Medicine University of Washington - School of Medicine faculty were invited to share their experience and guidance on improving health equity at the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine workshop, “Advancing Equity in Diagnostic Excellence to Reduce Health Disparities". Dr. Anita Chopra presented on “Strengthening Community Collaboration to Reduce Health Disparities and Advance Equity” & Dr. Jason Deen @UWCardiology presented on “Systemic Barriers to Optimal Health in Indigenous Communities". https://lnkd.in/gnt2WSsn
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The deadline for abstracts and scholarships (11/21, 11:59pm MST) is fast approaching for our Human Microbiome meeting. Don’t miss your opportunity to deliver a short talk alongside renowned experts like Dan R. Littman, Roberto G. Kolter, and other leaders in the microbiome and microbial evolution! Apply now: https://hubs.la/Q02XrGr-0. . . #KSHumanMicro25 #microbiome #humanmicrobiome #microbiota #hostmicrobe #microbes #gutmicrobes #gutmicrobiota #gutmicrobiome #microbialtherapeutics #microbiometherapeutics #microbiomediversity #microbialadaptation #microbialevolution NYU Langone Health Harvard Medical School
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Very relevant to both Australia & Aotearoa. We do need to have more conversations like this here
New: Our latest NHS Race & Health Observatory report outlines practical solutions to long-standing challenges associated with ethnic inequities in genomics and precision medicine. Read the main report and lay summary here: https://lnkd.in/eZZrzkDT
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A transferable framework that can and should be used by NHS Trusts…
New: Our latest NHS Race & Health Observatory report outlines practical solutions to long-standing challenges associated with ethnic inequities in genomics and precision medicine. Read the main report and lay summary here: https://lnkd.in/eZZrzkDT
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An interdisciplinary team of University of Toronto researchers, including #UofTEngineering professor Samin Aref, has developed a new method to study how human chromosomes are organized. This could help advanced precision medicine by shedding light on how chromosomal re-organization leads to disease development. Learn more: uofteng.ca/9szqd7
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🎉 Exciting Canadian Research Alert! 🇨🇦🔬 🔍 Key findings: Risk of chromosomal anomalies increases with nuchal translucency measurements. Pregnancies with measurements <2.0mm had the lowest risk. Even measurements <3.5mm showed increased risk, challenging current screening practices. 🔬 This population-based cohort study, led by Canadian researchers, included data from over 400,000 pregnancies in Ontario, providing robust evidence for reevaluating prenatal screening thresholds. 🌟 Implications: Could lead to reexamination of current screening practices. Highlights the importance of high-quality prenatal screening programs. Opens avenues for further research and policy adjustments. Let's celebrate Canadian excellence in medical research! 🎉👏 #CanadianResearch #PrenatalScreening #ChromosomalAnomalies #ScienceInCanada #HealthcareInnovation https://lnkd.in/grYy-s2S
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