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May 31, 2010 Café Scientifique, The Allergy and Asthma Epidemic, Can we Prevent of Cure it?, webcasts are now available here.
New: View 11 video presentations from AllerGen's Ethics Workshop
Challenges of Multi-Site, Multi-Jurisdictional Ethics Approval. View the videos
Breakthrough Canadian Allergy Prevalence Data Published.
AllerGen Researcher Success Story: Dr. Allan Becker, Programme C, Co-Leader, AllerGen NCE Inc.
Research Profile - Year One
A study that tracked hundreds of children from the womb to their seventh birthday showed a 'multifaceted intervention' in the first year helped prevent asthma. Read the full story
AllerGen Researcher Success Story: Dr. Denise Daley, Programme A, Investigator, AllerGen NCE Inc.
Knowledge to Action: An end-of-Grant Knowledge Translation Casebook.
New knowledge emerging from research holds great potential to expand horizons and create significant impact. Knowledge translation (KT) is about harnessing that potential and bridging the gap between what we know and what we do.
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2011 Annual Research Conference Sponsorship Prospectus click here |
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The CSACI Call for Abstract
Competition is open to CSACI Trainees, AllerGen Trainees, and any Investigators interested in presenting research or clinical case presentations in the fields of allergy, asthma and/or immunology.
Note: there are new guidelines for this year’s submission as the selected abstracts will be published in the BioMed Journal website.
For further information please see attached documents or contact the CSACI Head Office. Deadline for receipt of abstracts is August 6, 2010.
Call for Abstract 2010.pdf Abstract Guidelines.pdf
Toronto Clinical Workshop Agenda: The Hospital for Sick Children
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