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St. B Researchers highlighted on CTV’s MEDICALWATCH
Two St. Boniface Hospital Researchers have recently been highlighted on CTV’s “MEDICALWATCH”, hosted by reporter Michelle Gerwing: Dr. Gordon Glazner, Principal Investigator, Cellular Neuropathology & Neurodegeneration, Division of...
mite achimowin (Heart Talk): First Nations Women Expressions of Heart Health
The mite achimowin (Heart Talk): First Nations Women Expressions of Heart Health study is now online. The project brought together six First Nations women from across Manitoba to participate in learning circle discussions to explore and express their experiences...
IACS North American Section Meeting Awards
Award Recipients from the International Academy of Cardiovascular Sciences North American Section Meeting, Orlando, Florida, August 31st-September 2nd, 2017: Michael Czubryt received the Norman Alpert Award for Established Investigator in Cardiovascular Sciences...
Singal on Canada/Brazil Research Projects
From 2013-2016, Dr. Pawan Singal led a research project in the field of cardiovascular sciences under the Canada-Brazil Awards – Joint Research Projects. The project involved two sites in Canada: Winnipeg and Thunder Bay and two sites in Brazil: Porto Alegre and...
Merit award for Albensi
Congratulations to Dr. Ben Albensi, Principal Investigator, Synaptic Plasticity and Cellular Memory Dysfunction Lab, Division of Neurodegenerative Disorders, on receiving a merit award for Research, Teaching, and Service from the University of Manitoba and the...
Asper fund to support Mayo Clinic collaboration
Applications for operating grants to support a collaborative research interaction between St. Boniface Hospital and The Mayo Clinic (Rocherster, MN) are now being accepted. The CANUSA (CANADA-USA) RESEARCH PROJECT is supported by funds generously provided by the Asper...
Protecting hearts – Berry compound shows remarkable promise
Eating blackberries and black elderberries might protect your heart and prevent high blood pressure. That’s what Drs. Jeffrey Wigle and Thomas Netticadan of St. Boniface Hospital are trying to prove.
