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The Living Lab: The Future of Personalized Respiratory Care

3 Jul 2025

The Living Laboratory is changing the way we treat lung disease. Led by Dr. Basil Petrof and Mellissa Gaudet, this innovative project is all about listening to the body. Harnessing artificial...

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Dr. Faiz Ahmad Khan: Advancing Indigenous Respiratory Health

3 Jul 2025

Dr. Faiz Ahmad Khan is leading an initiative in Nunavik to combat tuberculosis (TB) and make respiratory care more accessible for Indigenous communities living in remote areas. Not only are these...

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Dr. Darcy Wagner: Regenerating Lungs, Reimagining Care

3 Jul 2025

Dr. Darcy Wagner, a pioneering bioengineer at the RI-MUHC’s Meakins-Christie Laboratories, is revolutionizing respiratory care with her innovative research in lung regeneration. Driven by a mission...

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Our Affiliated Research Centres

Meakins-Christie Laboratories

Centre Translational Research in Respiratory Diseases (CTB)
Research Institute - MUHC
Block EM3.EM32217
1001 Decarie Blvd.
Montreal , QC H4A 3J1
Tel: 514-934-1934 Ext. 76172
Fax: 514-933-3962

Website: http://meakinsmcgill.com/

Director: Dr. Basil J. Petrof

Founded in 1972, the Meakins-Christie Laboratories is the main site for basic science research in the Respiratory Division. This multi-disciplinary institute includes researchers from two universities and several departments. The main areas of interest are asthma and respiratory failure. More information about the Meakins can be obtained on their website.

Respiratory Epidemiology and Clinical Research Unit (RECRU)

MUHC Research Institute
5252 de Maisonneuve West, 3rd Floor
Montreal, QC H4A 3S9
Tel.: 514-934-1934 Ext. 32117

Website: https://www.mcgill.ca/recru/

Contact: susan.hill [at] rimuhc.ca

Director: Dr. Sushmita Pamidi

The RECRU is a unique group of pulmonary physicians and epidemiologists with interests in the epidemiology of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, tuberculosis, occupational lung disease and asthma as well as health economics.

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