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Galanaud, Jean-Philippe Gallagher, Damien Gandhi, Sonal Gariépy, Jean Geerts, William Gershon, Andrea Ghugre, Nilesh Giacobbe, Peter Gien, Lilian Gladstone, David Glanc, Phyllis

Glover, Benedict

Goertz, David

Goldstein, Ben

Goswami, Rashmi S.

Gotlib Conn, Lesley Goubran, Maged Graham, Simon Grigoriadis, Sophie Guttmann, Astrid

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Haas, Barbara Haider, Masoom

Hall, Ruth

Hallet, Julie Halperin, Ilana Halpern, Stephen Hamani, Clement

Hamstra, Stan

Hanna, Wedad Henry, Patrick Herrmann, Nathan Heyn, Chinthaka (Chris)Higgins, Kevin M.Hitzig, Sander L.Hladunewich, Michelle Holloway, Claire

Houbois, Christian

Hynynen, Kullervo

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Ismiil, Nadia

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Jaakkimainen, Liisa Jenkinson, Richard Jerath, Angela Jerzak, Katarzyna Jeschke, Marc

Jimenez-Juan, Laura

Joundi, Raed

Joy, Michael Joyner, Campbell Juurlink, David

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Kalocsai, Csilla

Kapral, Moira

Karam, Irene

Karanicolas, Paul Kayssi, Ahmed Kerbel, Robert

Kertes, Peter

Kiss, Alex Klieb, Hagen Benjamin Klotz, Laurence Ko, Dennis

Ko, Yoo-Joung

Kozak, Robert

Kreder, Hans Kreindler, David Kuper, Ayelet Kupets, Rachel Kwong, Jeffrey

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Ladhani, Noor LaFlamme, Claude Lake (nee Chow), Shirley Lanctôt, Krista Larouche, Jeremie Lau, Angus Lau, Ching Law, Calvin H.L.

Lazor, Jana

Le, Trung Lee, Jacques

Lee, Liesly

Lee, Patricia E.Leis, Jerome Leong, Hon Levitt, Anthony Librach, Clifford Lim, Andrew Lim-Fat, Mary Jane Lin, Fa-Hsuan Lin, Vincent

Lin, Yulia

Liontos, Larissa

Lipa, Joan

Lipsman, Nir Liu, Barbara Liu, Stanley K.Loblaw, Andrew Look Hong, Nicole Louie, Alexander Lovshin, Julie

Lozano, Andres

Dr. Julie Hallet

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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.