Rupert Kaul is a clinician scientist whose research focuses on mucosal immunity and HIV transmission and a world leader in HIV research and medicine December 3, 2024 By Sunitha Chari December 1, 2024, marked World AIDS Day, and forty years since the discovery of the...
From surveillance to control: U of T researchers are tackling the AMR problem from all angles
From left: Véronique Taylor, Duncan Carruthers-Lay, Marcus Dillon, Viplav Agarwal, Michael Fralick November 28, 2024 By Sunitha Chari As communities around the world marked World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week from November 18 to 24, 2024 we shine the...
U of T team applies learnings from mpox to strengthen pandemic preparedness for gay, bisexual and queer men
Daniel Grace (left) and Mac Stewart June 27, 2024 By Betty Zou Amid the usual preparations for Pride events around the world this year, many public health and community agencies also sent out reminders about mpox vaccinations. Here in Toronto, where 21 new cases were...
Thinking of getting your child’s measles vaccine early? Here’s what parents need to know.
Shelly Bolotin (left) and Sarah Wilson June 24, 2024 By Betty Zou and Ishani Nath With measles cases in Canada reaching historic highs, public health officials are urging parents to ensure children are up to date on their measles vaccinations — especially for those...
Pride in Microbiology: Creating an inclusive and supportive space for LGBTQ+ microbiologists
Logo credit: Karina Gisèle Mac Si Hone June 5, 2024 By Betty Zou June is a time to celebrate the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community, but the pivotal work of supporting and empowering LGBTQ+ people to achieve their potential continues throughout the year thanks to...
Nourishing young minds: Exploring the link between adolescent mental health and the gut microbiome with Susan Campisi
May 28, 2024 By Francesco Zangari Eating is a fundamental aspect of the human experience, transcending nutrition to encompass social, cultural, and psychological dimensions. Emerging at the intersection of nutrition and psychology, the emerging field of nutritional...
Fighting malaria with math: why one U of T student is studying parasite evolution and what it could mean
April 25, 2024 By Betty Zou This World Malaria Day, a University of Toronto PhD student is shedding light on a poorly understood phenomenon that could impact vaccination strategies for malaria and other infectious diseases. The phenomenon, called vaccine-driven...
Alice Augusta Ball: The unrecognized chemist behind a breakthrough leprosy treatment
In honour of Black History Month, we are pleased to feature a series of stories celebrating the contributions Black individuals have made to our understanding of infectious diseases and how to prevent and treat them. Each story is written by a member of EPIC’s Trainee...
Jane Hinton: An early leader in our fight against antimicrobial resistance
In honour of Black History Month, we are pleased to feature a series of stories celebrating the contributions Black individuals have made to our understanding of infectious diseases and how to prevent and treat them. Each story is written by a member of EPIC’s Trainee...
William A. Hinton: Pioneering advances in syphilis detection
(Photo credit: Harvard University Archives) In honour of Black History Month, we are pleased to feature a series of stories celebrating the contributions Black individuals have made to our understanding of infectious diseases and how to prevent and treat them. Each...
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