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Dr. Jacqueline Gahagan HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers The Writing on the Wall Dalhousie University It was spelled out in big letters for Jacqueline Gahagan and everyone else on the street to see. While helping with a research project in Ottawa as an…

Dr. Nancy Gibson HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers Learning to Listen: Community Based Participatory Research CIET Canada (McGill) and University of Alberta “I’ve learned that without the expertise of community partners— my research just doesn’t work.…

Dr. Adam Burgener HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers University of Manitoba Head of Proteomics at the National HIV and Retrovirology Labs for the Public Health Agency of Canada, Dr. Adam Burgener is also an Assistant Professor at the University of…

Dr. Mark Brockman HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers From the Ground Up Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University Dr. Mark Brockman, Canada Research Chair and Associate Professor at Simon Fraser University, is a basic science researcher who…

Dr. James Blanchard HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers A Pragmatic Science University of Manitoba Dr. James Blanchard was working as a general practitioner at University of Manitoba's Northern Medical Unit when he attended a conference that ultimately…

Dr. David Brennan HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers Taking Cues from the Community Associate Professor, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto Community based research comes naturally for Dr. David Brennan. As an undergraduate…

Dr. Zabrina Brumme HIV/AIDS and STBBI Research Initiative: Featured researchers Finding predictability in the unpredictable Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University and CIHR New Investigator Award winner “I have a respect for it in a way...though perhaps ‘respect’ isn’t…

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Charting the course of healthy mobility Knowledge Mobilization Activity/Product (2023) Using data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA), a team of McMaster University researchers developed age-specific performance charts to improve the identification of low…

CLSA research identifies metabolites that influence common age-related diseases Impact Story of the Year (2023) Through a series of genome-wide association studies and Mendelian randomization analyses of data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA), a team of…