My first pub, a review! #lowcarb #diabetes #DrErinMulvihill

An achievement during Covid-19 lockdown by Shaza Asif in my lab and @NadyaMorrow in #Erin_Mulvihill's lab. They provided a comprehensive review on epigenetic regulations in metabolic diseases and by dietary interventions in adipose tissues, liver and pancreas.

Congratulations to Heart Institute Drs Darryl Davis, Han Kim, Wenbin Liang, Erin Mulvihill and Louise Sun, recipients of the uOttawa | Faculté de médecine, Faculty of Medicine 2020 Translational Research Grants. Read the full article: ow.ly/HAk850CwL0C

My first paper!! - Apolipoprotein genetic variants and hereditary amyloidosis

Excited to be joining the UBC MD/PhD dual-degree program this fall!

We’re pleased to congratulate Vishnu Vasanthan (winner) and @yena__oh (runner up) as part of our 2021 Trainee Research Awards - Basic Category. You can find Vishnu & Yena's presentations and many more in our ePoster Gallery 👉ow.ly/2Lfe50GwaEJ #CCCongress

Thank you Han Kim for your support and guidance in the completion of my MSc and for all the lab members for providing such a fun environment to conduct research in! Thank you to my wonderful TAC members and examiners as well! 😊

The last day of Shaza Shaza Asif, the first MSc student from the lab. From Honours project to MSc through the pandemic, she was one of the hardest workers and completed her goals. Best wishes for her next career step. She will be missed.

Excited to have received the Innovation award at the Ottawa Cardiovascular Research Day #OCRD2022! Thank you truly for the recognition and encouragement! Huge thanks to Heart Institute UOHI Research Services oHEART Committee, the innovation award judges, my mentor Han Kim and the team!

The MS Society of Canada’s 2023-24 Annual Research Competition is NOW OPEN! Submit your application for the Discovery/Catalyst Research Grant or #endMS Doctoral Studentship/Postdoctoral Fellowship through ProposalCentral by Oct 3, 2022 at 4PM ET/1PM PT: bit.ly/3vk6iQK

Researchers examine an association between first- and second-generation disease-modifying therapies and mortality in #Canadians with MS. Read more here: bit.ly/3zPL3aB.

Can adverse childhood experiences impact the #risk of developing MS? Researchers from #Norway show an increased risk of developing #MS in women who experienced childhood abuse (sexual, physical, and emotional). Read more here: bit.ly/3CAlZHX

How has the #COVID19 pandemic affected the emotional well-being of people living with #ProgressiveMS? Find out here: bit.ly/3RDEsaL.

Are pregnant or postpartum #women with #MS at a higher risk of worse #COVID-19 outcomes? Read more here: bit.ly/3BCypwv.

Lots to learn and explore at #ECTRIMS2022 in Amsterdam! Thank you - it’s been a great experience!

MS Canada representatives from across the country are in Ottawa this week meeting with Parliamentarians to create change and advocate for #Canadians affected by #MS. #TakeActionForMS #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwarenessMonth

#DYK May is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month? Yesterday I met with MS Canada and had a great discussion on how MS impacts people, the importance of funding research, and how important the Canada Disability Benefit will be. #TakeActionForMS