Our most recent news – October 2023

A New Academic Year for the IRCM Community

The IRCM community took a break last Friday to mark the beginning of the new academic year. An autumn-themed moment to celebrate the arrival of the new students and consolidate the bonds with colleagues.

Dr. Jane Yardley Joins Our Research Teams

Join us in welcoming this specialist whose cutting-edge research focuses on understanding the effects of physical activity, sex and gender on Type 1 diabetes.

A Next Generation Up for Challenges

The 2023-2024 master's cohort in molecular and cellular medicine is undertaking this multidisciplinary academic journey which will give them a solid scientific foundation.

A Record for the IRCM Foundation

In the last year, the Foundation donated $3.4 million to biomedical research at the IRCM. It is the result of a strong commitment from individuals and corporate donors.

Thesis defence

Congratulations to Guanhan Yao who successfully defended her thesis entitled "Targeting Kcnn4 for Treatment of Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease" on September 21, 2023 under the supervision of Dr. Trudel.

Sie Emile Hien

Meet the IRCM's new carpenter who also ensures the maintenance of our premises.

Innovating and Creating Bridges Between Democracy, the Environment and our Health Care Settings

The Health Ethics Conference Series on participatory health continues this fall with a renowned guest: Carole Jabet will speak on October 5 about granting agencies' means of action.

New IRCM conferences to the program

Whether at the IRCM or online, our teams offer conferences to recharge your batteries and broaden your horizons. These are also excellent opportunities for networking.

Dr. Emilia Falcone was among the scientists at the 1st Canadian Long COVID Symposium. Several media called on her expertise.

Since the start of the pandemic, research has made giant strides in understanding long COVID with some surprising leads. An article from the Canadian Press.

CBC Daybreak host Sean Henry spoke with Emilia Falcone after the 1st long COVID symposium in Montreal.

An overview from the Journal de Montréal about Dr. Falcone's research which reveals a potential role of the intestine in long COVID. [In French]

The intestine could play a role in long COVID according to Dr. Falcone, in an article in La Presse. [In French]

Great interest from the Canadian Press in Dr. Jennifer Estall's recent research, linking inflammation, diabetes and steatotic liver disease published in Diabetes Journal.

The mysterious mirror movement syndrome on the major science TV show Découverte on Radio-Canada. [In French]

Les Années-lumière, on Radio-Canada's radio, offers a report on Dr. Michel Cayouette's work. [In French]

The Cell Reports publication by Dr Michel Cayouette noticed beyond our borders.

The arrival, at the IRCM, of Dr. Jane Yardley highlighted in UdeMNouvelles. [In French]

Our expertise in diabetes presented in several forums, including at TVA. [In French]

Recognition to Dr. Nabil G. Seidah noticed in India.

A Double Feat for the Benefit of Research

When planning his 900-kilometer route on the way to Compostela, Marc Prénovost did not expect to collect more than $10,000 in donations! It will benefit the breast cancer research carried out at the IRCM by Dr. Côté's teams.

The 2023 Annual Gala will take place on November 28!

The Foundation's flagship event, the Annual Gala, will take place at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal. Register now!

You Have More Power than You Think

Did you know that by making a planned donation dedicated to health research, you have a concrete impact on future generations? Visit the Foundation's Will Power page.

Advancing Type 2 Diabetes Research

Take part in an ongoing study to reduce the risk of diabetes using omega-3 in fish oil. Participants will receive financial compensation for their time and expenses related to this study.

Help Raise Awareness on the Better Registry

The BETTER Registry is open to all people living with type 1 diabetes in Canada and aims to measure the frequency and severity of hypoglycemic episodes as well as other aspects of living with type 1 diabetes.

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