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Kingston, Ontario
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
An epic lecture by Dr Stephen Vanner on the development of a novel opioid analgesic formulated to minimize risk of addiction (using a pH sensitive molecule). Thanks to Dr Chris Smith & the DOM for giving TIME a great venue for an outstanding Bench- Bedside lecture @queensutime
Join us for annual TIME sponsored @queensutime Medical Grand Rounds on Thursday, November 12th from 07:45 to 08:45 in the Etherington Hall Auditorium @QueensuDOM @KingstonHSC featuring, Dr. Stephen Vanner, who will present “Developing Novel Analgesics: “Lost in Translation”.
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Thanks to Martina, Abed and Dr. Sophia Linton for presenting today at the Research Roundtable. The discussion focused on 'Tips for your first committee meeting'. Great advice was shared amongst the group! Thanks also to TIME for providing us with the space and lunch. @queensutime
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Today, TMED joins Canadians across the country in honouring and remembering the brave individuals who served and sacrificed for our freedom.
We reflect on their courage, dedication, and selflessness, and express our gratitude to those who have served and continue to serve.
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Join us for annual TIME sponsored @queensutime Medical Grand Rounds on Thursday, November 12th from 07:45 to 08:45 in the Etherington Hall Auditorium @QueensuDOM @KingstonHSC featuring, Dr. Stephen Vanner, who will present “Developing Novel Analgesics: “Lost in Translation”.
Join us for #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Stephen Vanner: "Developing Novel Analgesics: Lost in Translation.” From discovery to proposed clinical trials - insights and lessons learned.
Nov 12 | 7:45AM
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
🎉 Congratulations to Robert Policelli on winning first place at the 2026 Matariki Network International Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition!
Robert earned this recognition for his presentation, “From Mass Spectra to Clinical Interpretability.”
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
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“My approach to improving healthcare is straightforward... I met with Dr. Hookey and Dr. Bechara to discuss the technology, its clinical applications, and the benefits it could bring to patients,” Stephen Sorensen said.
More about his donation here:
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
From TMED graduate to postdoctoral researcher, Kyla Tozer continues to make an impact in infectious disease research. We’re proud to celebrate our alumni and the exciting paths they pursue after TMED! 🌟
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Michael Rauh - Beyond Blood: The Infiltration of Clonal Hematopoiesis into Medical Subspecialties.
Raise awareness and preparedness for CH-related multidisciplinary care in Medicine.
📅Nov 5 | 7:45AM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
A Windmill of Dangerous Ideas: A new approach to understanding glioblastoma. A TIME to Talk Science & Medicine podcast featuring neurosurgeons Drs. Teresa & James Purzner! Click👇 to listen @TeresaPurzner @queensudom @QueensuResearch @queenstime
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
A full TMED day of collaboration, learning and self care! Thanks to the TMED Student Society for running the Research Roundtable and to TIME for hosting with another great lunch. In the afternoon students listened to an insightful talk from Mental Health Therapist, Anna Paolucci.
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
KHSC is among the first in Canada to offer access to the emerging treatments recently approved by Health Canada. Dr. Lahiri’s aim is to build a larger Alzheimer’s therapeutics program in #Kingston that can serve patients from across the region. #YGK
More: kingstonist.com/news/kingsto…
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Kimberly Legault (McMaster) - Small Vessels, Big Headaches.
Explore the diagnosis and management of primary and secondary CNS vasculitis, focusing on diagnostic tools, differential diagnosis, and excluding important mimickers.
📅Oct 29 | 7:45AM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Congrats to MSc candidate Brooke Rutledge and her supervisor, SEAMO physician Dr. Akihiro Nakamura, on their recent publication exploring treatment responses and emerging therapies for axial spondyloarthritis, featured in TMED’s Student Spotlight! 🌟
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
🎉 Congratulations to SEAMO physician Dr. Paula James and her research collaborators on their TIME Hall of Fame induction!
Their study establishes pediatric reference ranges for assessing bleeding symptoms in children and adolescents.
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
When a patient has the combination of an atrial septal defect (ASD), especially if it is familial, & intraventricular conduction delay or chronotropic incompetence-think NKX2-5 genetic variant (genetic testing influences management) @JACCJournals #JACC @KingstonHSC @QueensuDOM
The importance of taking a family history in adults with an atrial septal defect (ASD) can01.safelinks.protection.o… @QueensuDOM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
The Women's Giving Circle has granted $50K to support two #Kingston #cardiology #research projects, aiming to support more timely treatment decisions, improve patient care, and potentially reduce hospital stays.
#YGK #KFLA #Health #HeartHealth
Details: kingstonist.com/news/womens-…
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Michelle Zeller - Iron Matters: Diagnostic and Treatment Updates in Iron Deficiency.
Dr. Zeller will share updates from the American Society of Hematology 2026 guidelines for diagnosis & treatment of iron deficiency.
📅 Oct 22 | 7:45AM
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Congratulations to all TMED students who took part in Queens Health Sciences Research Day yesterday. Featured with his poster presentation is Jaskaran Singh Hora, PhD’29 Student. @DrStephenArcher @QueensuDOM @QueensUHealth
