A new study shows that patients with diabetes who started a blood-sugar-regulating drug soon after hospital discharge for acute heart failure had better results than those who received the drug later.
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A Sunnybrook-led group of researchers championing women’s brain health has been awarded $5 million in funding over five years to investigate the diagnosis and treatment of stroke in women through the StrokeGoRed project.
A new study shows that patients with diabetes who started a blood-sugar-regulating drug soon after hospital discharge for acute heart failure had better results than those who received the drug later.
A new study pinpoints three sub-groups of individuals in their early 60’s who have an observable risk for dementia that they and their clinicians can still do something about.
In an article published in the September 13, 2024 issue of the journal Science, SRI scientist and Canada Research Chair Dr. Meaghan O’Reilly provides an overview of the roots of FUS, its advances, and future outlook; highlighting four areas that have seen growth and sustained research interest in non-thermal therapeutic applications of the technology in and outside the brain.
Dr. Hon Leong emphasizes the importance of translating research into clinical practice. Using ideas from his lab, Dr. Leong’s company, Yex, is advancing research in regenerative medicine, antibody production, clinical diagnostics, and drug discovery.