1 in 5 Canadians live with chronic #pain, yet despite advancements and research, treatment options are limited. Dr. Nader Ghasemlou shares how his #research into pain’s circadian patterns could pave the way for safer, more effective alternatives to opioids. youtu.be/C2kOvVlU4NQ?...

Six Queen's University projects awarded $5.8M from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to advance cancer care, chronic pain, gene therapy, Indigenous health, and primary care ➡️ https://bit.ly/45qZYct

The Living Our Values Awards celebrate exceptional residents & faculty in post-graduate medical education who lead with empathy and inclusion. We are proud of the impact they make, and grateful to all who took the time to nominate them ➡️ bit.ly/40z6H1a

Researchers at #queensuhealth aren’t just imagining change, they’re driving it. Thanks to major federal funding, their work will deepen our understanding of health, equity, and social transformation ➡️ bit.ly/44XC86D

Ontario’s $300M investment in teaching clinics is a big step toward fixing the primary care gap. Dr. Stephen Vanner, interim dean of #queensuhealth, says the funding will expand training capacity and improve access for patients. ➡️ bit.ly/43knyoS

ICYMI, join us May 23 for the Health Policy Symposium & Sinclair Lecture on #AI in Healthcare, featuring expert talks and a keynote by Dr. Laura Rosella. Free, in-person, and open to all, register today ➡️ bit.ly/4jae0md

Join us for an evening with Dr. Naheed Dosani at the 2025 H. Garfield Kelly Visiting Lectureship. Through stories from the frontlines, he’ll explore the medical and ethical challenges of caring for unhoused patients. Register today ➡️ bit.ly/4m5XnuK

Presenting our 2025 summer students & their supervisors! 10 exceptional u/grads have been awarded our Sinclair & our Craig Jury Memorial summer studentships in #CancerResearch. Welcome to @sinclaircri.bsky.social and congratulations to all! 👏👏 @queensuhealth.bsky.social

Congratulations to our Queen’s Health Sciences recipients of the 2024 Special Recognition for Staff Awards. Thank you for your leadership, care, and impact across our community! ➡️ bit.ly/3YpWyTs

The final session of Healthy People, Healthy Planet is on May 7 at 12 pm. Learn how lifestyle medicine is being used across Canada to improve care and medical education. Free and open to Queen’s students, staff, and faculty ➡️ bit.ly/4iM2oqu

30–40% of the world lacks access to MRI. In Moose Factory, ON, a portable MRI is changing that, thanks to Dr. Omar Islam and a community-driven approach to care. This is healthcare innovation in action ➡️ bit.ly/4jyRHI3

Dr. Oyedeji Ayonrinde is working to close the cancer care gap for people with severe mental illness through the Cancer and Severe Mental Illness Project and community-led action. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4j6zIsb

Laughter is medicine! Join #queensuhealth on May 2 from 12:30–2pm for the Laughing for Health Event hosted by Rowena Whey, featuring Got Land? with Janelle Niles & Dennis B McLeod. Open to all, register for virtual or in-person now. ➡️ bit.ly/42YabvI

Original artwork by H'art Centre artists now welcomes patients and visitors at Queen’s Family Health Team clinics. Commissioned by the Equity Advisory Committee, the pieces reflect a shared commitment to inclusive, community-focused care. To learn more about H'art Centre, visit ➡️ bit.ly/4cyUwGm

Congratulations to #queensuhealth Dr. Monakshi Sawhney, Dr. Kathleen Norman, Dr. Jenn Carpenter on receiving the 2025 Principal’s Teaching and Learning Awards. Their work is empowering students through leadership, innovation, and partnership ➡️ bit.ly/4lvW2Ns

“I was reminded of everything I love about family medicine.” Dr. Anne Sorensen (Meds’93) reflects on the joy of mentorship while guiding first-year med student Mina Jordanides through the Queen’[email protected] MD Family Medicine Program ➡️ bit.ly/4cvXY4u

“We’re providing care to twice the patients with a much, much higher level of efficiency.” Dr. Teresa Purzner of #queensuhealth helped transform KHSC ’s brain tumour program—cutting delays by 40% and doubling surgeries. Read more in @theglobeandmail.com ➡️ tgam.ca/4czmS3u

How can we build caregiving systems that truly support families and communities? Dr. Heather Aldersey of #queensuhealth, co-authoring in @theconversationca.bsky.social, explores the role of policy, support networks, and inclusion ➡️ bit.ly/3TI5Cpo