Charu Kaushic (@CKaushic) has long been a champion of women’s health and diversity in science. @MacDeptMed@CIHR_IRSC
Dive into her story in this month's Office Hours 👇
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Come work with us to improve women’s reproductive health! If you love research, are motivated and organized @KaushicL is looking for a Research Assistant. More details and apply on Mcmaster Staff Job Board JO 59470. https://t.co/kC2iYf5hNs
"Progress in Australia & around the world doesn’t mean that HIV is over. With 39 M people living with HIV globally – all of whom require life-long treatment - #HIV is not over until every person living with HIV is on ART and we have a vaccine & a cure." @ProfSharonLewin#IAS2023
New #FundingOpportunity alert!
➡️National Women’s Health Research Initiative Innovation Fund: Biomedical Discovery Grant for high risk, high reward basic science or preclinical research in #WomensHealth.
🗓️ Registration deadline: June 21, 2023
Details: https://t.co/XUA5TTarsh
Not sure what the difference between Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) and pandemic is?
Dr @mvankerkhove explains the difference in the context of #COVID19⬇️
Interesting paper showing that beyond neurons, immune cells also have reservoir of latent HSV! Stacking the odds: Multiple sites for HSV-1 latency | Science Advances https://t.co/AFoCFWquW9
Interested in expanding your knowledge in various data-analysis tools? Join the MIRC OMICS group to take part in our upcoming weekly workshops!
Fill out the survey below by January 31st so we can better tailor these workshops to your skill level!
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Interested in starting a research faculty career in Canada?
We are pleased to launch this new #FundingOpportunity!
https://t.co/qOwkIWL0NB
#EDI#WomenInSTEM
December 1st is #WorldAIDSDay.
Our work on HIV/AIDS is rooted in the principles of inclusive research excellence, engagement of people with living and lived experience, health equity, holistic concept of health, and truth and reconciliation.
Learn more: https://t.co/5tN8VxHrvB
New research highlighted in @AIDSMap shows that people living with #HIV "who achieve viral suppression under antiretroviral therapy have a life expectancy & a disability-free life expectancy almost similar to those of HIV-negative people in #SouthAfrica". https://t.co/j1ij9EbTzy