University of Guelph researchers link nitrate to heart health
Preventing heart failure and managing diabetes are the potential benefits of a new discovery by University of Guelph researchers. Read more: UofGuelph research
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Preventing heart failure and managing diabetes are the potential benefits of a new discovery by University of Guelph researchers. Read more: UofGuelph research
Continue ReadingCreated in memory of the late Saint John interventional cardiologist, this scholarship will have a profound impact, empowering students to pursue careers in the health sector and ultimately enhancing all New Brunswickers’ access to vital healthcare services. Donate today!
Continue ReadingToo often mental health problems are dismissed as being “all in your head”. With scientific and medical advancements showing mental illness can cause physical changes to the body, we now know the devastating impact mental health has on physical health. Mental Health is Heart Health, read here.
Continue ReadingThrough DalCREW, CardioTalk presents local/international leaders in cardiovascular research, allows regular interactions between local CV researchers, and provides an opportunity for trainees to present their exciting research to the local CV community. Check out their upcoming talks here.
Continue ReadingTelegraphJournal, Guest opinion, April 2022. Author: Dr. Keith Brunt We are long overdue for an operating system upgrade in health care and have been paying a steep price in reduced services and burntout health-care workers as a result – and that was before the COVID-19 pandemic. Just adding more doctors to an obsolete system
Continue ReadingIMPART nurse-scientist (RN-PhD), Dr. Rose McCloskey, is currently working with the University of New Brunswick on a project to prevent the spread of COVID-19 within nursing homes. Since the beginning of January 2021, outbreaks in Saint John nursing homes has killed residents and staff members. It is a public health challenge to maintain those nursing
Continue ReadingDr. Glen Pyle, an Associate Member of IMPART affiliated with the University of Guelph, has been named a Senior Career Investigator by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada in recognition of his work to improve the heart health of women. The award, jointly funded by the Heart and Stroke Foundation and Health Canada, recognizes
Continue ReadingObesity has long been thought to impact recovery from heart surgery, but traditional measures have been ineffective in predicting outcomes for patients. Full article here
Continue ReadingJuliana Prestes is collaborating with community groups such as the New Brunswick Black History Society and PRUDE Inc., and calling for racial ethics and Black history classes to be made part of the sentence if a 47-year-old man convicted for his actions during a Black Lives Matter protest in Moncton, New Brunswick. Read TODAY@Dal
Continue ReadingIMPART founders Dr. Ansar Hassan and Dr. Jean-Francois Legare: With the coronavirus pandemic leading to reduced demand for many health services, we have an opportunity to see if we can find ways to deliver more efficient health care in the future. FULL ARTICLE: https://nationalpost.com/opinion/opinion-on-covid-19-an-opportunity-to-re-examine-how-we-provide-health-care
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