Dr. Anne Sorensen, Meds’93, is a family doctor practicing in Oshawa and Queen’s Associate Professor who participated as a preceptor and mentor in the inaugural year of Queen’s-Lakeridge Health MD ...

April 1 marks National Caregivers Day in Canada. The day is meant to recognize the carers who provide vital care and support to those in need. We all need care and support to navigate challenges in ...

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We’re here to help you streamline your clinical trials—starting today! The Clinical Trial Support Unit (CTSU) is now in its pilot phase, offering premium administrative and trial support services at a ...

Healthy People, Healthy Planet is a virtual speaker series designed for faculty, staff and learners in the Queen’s community to promote healthy behaviour with a focus on the intersection of lifestyle ...

Ovarian cancer is a disease that too often thrives in silence. Symptoms are frequently mild or non-specific, while current tests aren’t sensitive enough for reliable early detection. As a result, 75 ...

With $5 million in funding from the Canadian Cancer Society and Brain Canada, the national research collaboration will conduct clinical trials, train clinicians, and shape policies integrating ...

Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane has announced the appointment of Dr. Lisa Tannock as dean of Queen’s Health Sciences, director of the School of Medicine, and CEO of the Southeastern ...