Annie Lamei, c2023 With the vaccines beginning to roll out, everyone has a lot of questions. As future health professionals, we often end up fielding questions from friends and family. This series aims to answer some of your questions and provides you with the resources to find the answers to the rest. If you have […]
Read More Your Questions About the COVID-19 Vaccine Answered: Part IMalavan Ragulojan, c2022 This article was written on March 15th, 2020 What a week for global markets. On March 14th, the longest bull market run in American history finally came to a dramatic close as the WHO declared COVID19 a pandemic on March 11th, and President Trump announced the virus to be a national emergency. […]
Read More COVID19 is a menacing matadorNoam Raiter, c2022 It was the first week of medical school. I was eager, bright-eyed, and incredibly grateful to be sitting in a lecture hall filled to the brim with other like-minded students. They tell you once you get into medical school, you’re set… They tell you It’s basically impossible to fail out and you […]
Read More How to Find a Hobby When You’ve Never Had OneBy: Michael Coomber (c2022) In 2017, the FDA approved a new class of onco-immunotherapies for the treatment of B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas. Initial trials of these CAR T-cell therapies produced remarkable rates of remission, often in treatment-resistant individuals, despite causing life-threatening adverse effects in a subset of patients. Advancements in CAR […]
Read More CAR T-Cell Therapy Comes to Hamilton Health Sciences
