Dr. Cook’s fellowship will allow her to focus on the first large clinical trial testing whether probiotics favourably influence microbiota of the respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts, and decrease the chance of developing new infections during critical illness.
Dr. Montaner has been dedicated to improving the care and treatment of HIV/AIDS-infected people for nearly three decades.
Molly Shoichet has published over 500 papers, patents and abstracts, and given over 350 lectures worldwide in the fields of regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and drug delivery.
A world-leader in the field of breast and ovarian cancer, Dr. Narod’s current studies focus on chemoprevention and MRI surveillance as an alternative to preventive surgeries.
Dr. Tyrrell is currently working on the viral and host genetic factors that lead to chronic HBV and Hepatitis C (HCV), and on an HCV vaccine.
Dr. Hayden focuses his research primarily on genetic diseases, including genetics of lipoprotein disorders, Huntington disease, predictive and personalized medicine.
