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… it should perhaps be considered an organ in its own right. Dr. Jeremy Burton, PhD, Research Chair of Human Microbiome … expertise – all fueled by the generosity of donors. Dr. Michael Kovacs, Program Lead, Lawson's Imaging Research … Lawson scientists, Michael Kovacs, PhD, Frank Prato, PhD, Dr. Michael Silverman, Seema Nair Parvathy, PhD, and Neil …

…   “In the 80s, it was basically a death sentence,” recalls Dr. Lise Bondy, Infectious Disease Care Program physician at … of long-term survival.” Today, that landscape has changed dramatically.   The evolution began in the mid-1990's with … understanding. “You can have sex without barriers, have children, and live a full, healthy life,” says Muhsin. …

… The donation included clothing for women, men and children of all sizes. “When supporting our patients with the … away with the Sexual Assault Evidence Kit,” explains Cassandra Fisher, Coordinator of the RSADVTP. “This donation … from Joe Fresh – a gift of dignity for women, men and children who come to the program for care. The RSADVTP, located …

… of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is a specific syndrome, caused by a seasonal change and shorter days. … to four months of life every year in those affected,” says Dr. Iouri Rybak, psychiatrist in the Mental Health Care … “And don’t forget about the importance of exercise,” adds Dr. Rybak. “Physical activity is known to be a strong …

… Born to Move Born to Move Faces of Mobility Dr. Tim Doherty, Chair/Chief of Physical Medicine and … into adulthood, our lack of mobility might slow us down. Dr. Tim Doherty treats people who have mobility loss. A … how movement and activity affect one’s health. We asked Dr. Doherty about mobility. Q: WHY IS MOBILITY AN IMPORTANT …

… They comprise an exceptional three between 33 and 39: Dr. Heather MacKenzie, a physician in the Department of … and creating opportunities for others to shine as well. Dr. Heather MacKenzie, David Ross, and Lisa Walters. More … my job.” One of those clinicians is 20 Under 40 recipient Dr. Heather MacKenzie, selected for both her research and …

… multiplied “It is no exaggeration to state that without Dr. Lee, the Lawson Imaging Research Program and the medical … Lee has had “a profound influence” on the careers of hundreds of medical physicists, including training and … students of their own. “These multipliers/amplifiers of Dr. Lee’s mentorship have had a profound effect on the …

… began experiencing unusual symptoms. It started with a drop in weight despite no changes to her diet, and fatigue … Joseph’s Health Care London (St. Joseph’s), endocrinologist Dr. Tamara Spaic diagnosed Lujane with type 1 diabetes. … running through Lujane’s mind was inescapable, until Dr. Spaic offered her another perspective.   “I remember her …

…       A father’s legacy, a son’s calling  > From childhood, Dr. Michael Silverman had been primed for the role he would …       A father’s legacy, a son’s calling  > From childhood, Dr. Michael Silverman had been primed for the role he would …       A father’s legacy, a son’s calling  > From childhood, Dr. Michael Silverman had been primed for the role he would …

… biomarkers to better predict dementia and slow its onset. Dr. Michael Borrie is now seeing grandchildren of patients who came to his clinic when he first … way of confirming imaging results, says geriatrician Dr. Jaspreet Bhangu, a Lawson scientist and head of the …

… adults. Its name derives from its magazine (“zine”) format. Dr. Arlene MacDougall founder of MINDS of London-Middlesex … from each other and then change the system together,” says Dr. Arlene MacDougall, founder of MINDS of London-Middlesex. … to create zines—small, self-published magazines that address mental health challenges through art and storytelling. …

… – because they too have been there. Barbara Weryk, Marsha Driscoll and Mary Biro are registered nurses and diabetes … just want to know they can live a normal life,” says Driscoll. "Seeing us wear the pump often puts them at ease.” … to people with Type 2 diabetes. Barbara Weryk, Marsha Driscoll and Mary Biro The team focuses on assuring quality …

… “The first four hours after a stroke are crucial,” explains Dr. Ricardo Viana, a physiatrist at St. Joseph’s Parkwood … cause of strokes and treatment includes a special type of drugs called thrombolytic medicines that work to break up or dissolve clots in the body. But administering drugs within that four-hour time frame is critical. Dr. …

… teamwork, respect, resilience, and the leadership of Dr. Graham King for keeping up the team’s morale during this … teamwork, respect, resilience, and the leadership of Dr. Graham King for keeping up the team’s morale during this … teamwork, respect, resilience, and the leadership of Dr. Graham King for keeping up the team’s morale during this …