Wednesday, October 7, 2009: Advances in the treatment and management of colorectal cancer. A symposium in honour of Dr. Philip Gordon
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The consortium created in June 2008 with the goal of training the resources required to increase the health care service offer, is taking stock of its first year in existence.
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This prestigious award honours Dr. Macaulay’s outstanding career-long contributions to primary care research and related fields.
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Tamara Granner, who is entering her final year of undergraduate studies in anatomy and cell biology at McGill University, was the recipient of the first scholarship awarded by Student Vision Canada.
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Friday September 18, 2009, presented by Quebec Society of Vascular Sciences.
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Dr. Miriam Boillat: Assistant Dean for Faculty Development; Dr. Gilles Brousseau: Assistant Dean, Medical Education for the Campus Santé Outaouais; Dr. Namta Gupta: Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Dr. Saleem Razack Assistant Dean for Admissions, Undergraduate Medical Education
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Drs. Angelina Guzzo, David Bracco and Pierre Fiset from the Department of Anesthesia have been selected to be part of the 10-member Mobile Medical Unit for the Vancouver-Whistler 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Life at medical school has its rhythms: early morning classes, late nights in the lab, the peak of exam periods, the transition into residency and, of course, back-to-school in late August for returning students. As the summer ebbs, a new group of dynamic frosh descends upon campus to join them, while staff and faculty stand ready to help ensure the transition is a smooth one.
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Dr. Bartha Maria Knoppers, director of the new Centre of Genomics and Policy at the McGill University and Génome Québec Innovation Centre, wants to build an international hub. Her goal: to tackle the most pressing ethical and legal issues facing researchers in the emerging field of genetic research and technology.
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In parts of West African rural Ghana, there is no electricity and the nearest water pump is a three-kilometre hike. One or two cars are shared between an entire village and people walk for hours to get medical care. This is where one day last spring, recent McGill nursing student Christine Echegaray-Benites set out for a shift as a clinical intern.
