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Gagnon, Louise-HeleneGalanaud, Jean-PhilippeGallagher, DamienGandhi, SonalGariépy, JeanGeerts, WilliamGershon, AndreaGiacobbe, PeterGien, LilianGladstone, DavidGlanc, PhyllisGodleski, Matthew
Goertz, David
Goldstein, Ben
Goswami, Rashmi S.
Gotlib Conn, LesleyGoubran, MagedGraham, SimonGrigoriadis, SophieGuilcher, Sara
Gupta, Akash
Guttman, MatthewGuttmann, AstridH
Haas, BarbaraHall, Justin
Hall, Ruth
Hallet, JulieHalperin, IlanaHalpern, StephenHamani, ClementHamstra, Stan
Hanna, WedadHardisty, MichaelHenry, PatrickHerrmann, NathanHeyn, Chinthaka (Chris)Higgins, Kevin M.Hitzig, Sander L.Hladunewich, MichelleHolloway, ClaireHoubois, Christian
Hui, DiniHynynen, KullervoI
Imrie, KevinIsmiil, Nadia
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Jaakkimainen, LiisaJenkinson, RichardJerath, AngelaJerzak, KatarzynaJimenez-Juan, Laura
Jivraj, NaheedJong, RobertaJoundi, Raed
Joy, MichaelJoyner, Campbell
Juurlink, DavidK
Kalocsai, CsillaKapadia, AnishKapral, Moira
Karam, Irene
Karanicolas, PaulKayssi, AhmedKerbel, RobertKertes, Peter
Khosravani, HoumanKiss, AlexKlieb, Hagen BenjaminKlotz, LaurenceKo, DennisKohly, Radha PKozak, Robert
Kreder, HansKreindler, DavidKrzyzanowska, Monika K.Kung, Rose C.Kuper, AyeletKupets, RachelKwok, TimothyKwong, JeffreyL
Ladhani, NoorLaFlamme, ClaudeLake (nee Chow), ShirleyLam, PhilipLanctôt, KristaLarouche, JeremieLau, AngusLau, ChingLaw, Calvin H.L.Lazor, Jana
Le, TrungLea-Banks, HarrietLee, Douglas
Lee, JacquesLee, Liesly
Lee (gynaecology), Patricia E.Leis, JeromeLeong, HonLeung, Eric
Levitt, AnthonyLibrach, CliffordLim, AndrewLim, Christopher S.
Lim-Fat, Mary Jane Lin, Fa-HsuanLin, VincentLin, Yulia
Liontos, Larissa
Lipa, Joan
Lipsman, NirLiu, BarbaraLiu, Stanley K.Loblaw, AndrewLook Hong, NicoleLouie, AlexanderLovshin, JulieLozano, Andres
Lung, Maria
Spotlight on
Dr. Julie Hallet
Hallet is an associate scientist in the Odette Cancer Research Program at SRI. In July 2019, she secured two Project Grants from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. One, worth $248,625 over two years, will be used to assess the long-term effects of cancer surgery on older adults. Dr. Natalie Coburn, an associate scientist in the Odette Cancer Research Program, is a co-investigator. The other, worth $210,376 over two years, will go toward studying the use of red blood cell transfusions in gastrointestinal cancer surgeries. Coburn and Dr. Jeannie Callum, an associate scientist in Biological Sciences, are co-investigators.
