Research
Eating Insects: Educating the market to get global buy-in
Insects are not something you are likely to find on the menu in Canada, but the United Nations suggests they should be.
Published September 27 2013 | Globe and Mail
In fact, they're eaten in other parts of the world and some Canadian business people are creating products to meet demand and be a global resource for what they feel is the food of the future.
Turning research on its head
A bold new conference at McGill showcases the growing movement of research creation
Published on September 27 2013 | McGill Reporter
By Victoria Leenders-Cheng
Seminar: Public health genomics: Anything new?
Department of Family Medicine
Presents:
Public health genomics: Anything new?
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Seminar: General practitioners can evaluate the material, social and health dimensions of patient’s social status
Department of Family Medicine presents:
General practitioners can evaluate the material, social and health dimensions of patient’s social status
With:
Dr. Bernard Burnand, MD MPH,
New Ethics Option Available to ISS Graduate Trainees
The ISS Program is pleased to announce a new option in our suite of professional skills workshops from our partner the McGill SKILLSETS Program:
Human Biomedical Research Ethics: Guiding You in the Right Direction
Are you new to the research environment? Contemplating conducting a biomedical study on humans?
Mercury Free Microscopy Information Session
Everyone is welcome to this information session!
Seminar: Research Training in Family Medicine: Who, What, Where and Why
Five students from Family Medicine Department receive research awards
The Department of Family Medicine congratulates:
Gladys Osien
Title of award: McGill Faculty of Medicine MSc Internal Studentship
Title of research project: Investigating the Effect of Weight on Asthma Children in Quebec
Vasiliki Rahimzadeh
Title of award: McCutcheon Pediatric Palliative Care Fellowship
Title of research project: Engaging Terminally Ill Children in Research of Self-Reported Quality of Life Outcomes: a Review of Established Methods
"I may have an erection but I’m just not that into it"
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Seminar: "Choosing health care: Towards understanding how Australians navigate the public/private health care maze".
You are cordially invited to a seminar presented by Associate Professor Karen Willis. The seminar is entitled: "Choosing health care: Towards understanding how Australians navigate the public/private health care maze". Dr Willis is a medical sociologist and Associate Dean Education, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Sydney.
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