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Meet Darrell Tan, the St. Michael’s physician-scientist rewriting Canadian guidelines for HIV prevention medication

Meet Darrell Tan, the St. Michael’s physician-scientist rewriting Canadian guidelines for HIV prevention medication

Dec 19, 2025

Darrell Tan (Photo: Kevin Van Paassen) 19 December 2025 By Christine Davidson This article was originally published on the Unity Health Toronto News website. Darrell Tan, infectious diseases physician at St. Michael’s Hospital and member of the Emerging & Pandemic...
U of T and Moderna partner to advance vaccine science, cancer treatment and AI-driven therapeutics

U of T and Moderna partner to advance vaccine science, cancer treatment and AI-driven therapeutics

Dec 18, 2025

Postdoctoral researchers Rick Lu (left) and Natalie Edner (right). 18 December 2025 By Rahul Kalvapalle This article was originally published on the University of Toronto News website. From COVID-19 to the seasonal flu and RSV, vaccinations for respiratory viruses are...
SickKids-led study reveals promising gut-targeted therapy for C. difficile infections

SickKids-led study reveals promising gut-targeted therapy for C. difficile infections

Dec 16, 2025

Using the structure of C. diff’s toxin B and its interactions with bile acids as a blueprint, the research team designed new synthetic bile acids that stay in the gut longer. This gut-restricted design helps the compounds work right where the toxin causes harm,...
Expanding antimicrobial stewardship and research: A recap of the 2025 AMR Symposium 

Expanding antimicrobial stewardship and research: A recap of the 2025 AMR Symposium 

Dec 3, 2025

Panel discussion moderated by Rishi Chanderraj (second from left) with international members of the Antimicrobial Stewardship Centers of Excellence Alliance 3 December 2025 By Aideen Teeling Enhancing all aspects of antimicrobial stewardship was the key takeaway from...
WORLD AIDS DAY 2025: How a Toronto lab is pioneering a new method to advance our understanding of HIV

WORLD AIDS DAY 2025: How a Toronto lab is pioneering a new method to advance our understanding of HIV

Dec 1, 2025

From left: Claire Fernandes, Arvin Persaud, Christina Guzzo, Deepa Chaphekar, and Aiman Farheen 1 December 2025 By Aideen Teeling Researchers at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) in the Guzzo Lab are redefining what we know about human immunodeficiency...
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