Our café scientifique webinar is this Saturday - register even if only to receive a copy of the recording once available!

Meet the Speakers for our upcoming webinar on Pregnancy and Arthritis!

Introducing 3 of our 6 panellists: Cristina Montoya, Nazret Russon, and Dr. Neda Amiri!

You can learn more about them and register for the one-hour webinar on May 4th using this link buff.ly/49MyIEg

Proud to have been part of this research team that developed an attribute-based taxonomy for switching OAC in patients with AF (safety, effectiveness, convenience, economic considerations and drug interactions): link.springer.com/article/10.100… Peter Loewen Dr Mary Abigail De Vera 🇨🇦🇵🇭 Ricky Turgeon PharmD

Join us on May 4th in this first webinar about Pregnancy and Arthritis

Register today and take part in the conversation about pregnancy and arthritis buff.ly/49MyIEg

Can’t make it on May 4th? Sign up anyway and we'll send you the recording Arthritis Research Canada Dr Mary Abigail De Vera 🇨🇦🇵🇭

Postdocs, join the PDFO this spring for the Fundamentals of Project Management Program. Learn the essentials of project management in this 13-hour, six-week program. ow.ly/LfB050Rk9zs

Excited to partner with Laurie Proulx to offer free webinar series on arthritis and pregnancy (May 4th) & parenting (June 8th)

Hear from patients, clinicians, & researchers. To find out more or register for the 1st webinar tinyurl.com/arthritispregn…
CAPA Arthritis Research Canada

People often think the most important part of science is the statistical analysis.

But they’re wrong.

The most important part is understanding the data. Who collected it, when, where, why, how, and from whom? Who entered and cleaned it, when, where, why, how, and for whom?

Now open! We are accepting applications for the 2024–2025 #BantingCanada Postdoctoral Fellowships competition.

Deadline: September 17

banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca

Kasra Moolooghy is an Arthritis Research Canada trainee under the supervision of Dr. Dr. Diane Lacaille. His #ArthritisResearch compares risk of biologics common side effects in people with inflammatory arthritis to better inform treatment. Watch his video to learn more ow.ly/oUFy50R6Zc4

Seeing the sad news of Cancer Canuck (Jason Manuge) 🇨🇦🦀💙’s passing. Jason, you will always be a light for our #ColorectalCancer community. Thank you for always supporting my research. Rest easy my friend. 💙💙💙

Celebrating the retirement of my dear Louise Gastonguay, who has been my research coordinator for 10 yrs! With me from almost the start of my apt.

4-2-24 marks the last day but last week, we said merci, je t’adore, et felicitations with a Team MDV-schemed surprise party! 🎉🎈

From hormone changes to birth control, pregnancy and menopause, we’ve got you covered with expert advice on #arthritis and women’s health. Learn more: ow.ly/ukIx50QPrik Dr Mary Abigail De Vera 🇨🇦🇵🇭 Dr. Neda Amiri Eileen Davidson - Rheumatoid Arthritis Advocate #ArthritisResearch

Today and every day, we honour women in Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and in the UBC community at large. Learn more about these inspiring women University of British Columbia :
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…And going with #DressInBlue for #ColorectalCancerAwareness . Lucky to have such great colleagues - David saw my blue on Monday and then promised to get his blue on Wednesday. Bonus my t-shirt quilt as backdrop and photo taken by the Dean Larry Lynd 💙💙💙

Keeping it going with #DressInBlue for #ColorectalCancerAwareness . Featuring my wonderful colleague Kelly who saw my post yesterday and has her blue on today. Now that’s 💙💙💙

Congratulations to Arthritis Research Canada research trainee Dr. Derin Karacabeyli for being the recipient of the Best Abstract on Clinical or Epidemiology Research by a Trainee – Phil Rosen Award at the 2024 CRA SCR Annual Scientific Meeting #ASM24

Keeping it going with #DressInBlue head-to-toe and front-to-back. With March being #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth and the month I was diagnosed, it’s always a poignant and reflective time 💙

#DressInBlueDay for #ColorectalCancerAwareness is coming in late with a little help from my ballerina.
Family history is a key risk factor for colorectal cancer so there should be no such thing as TMI. We’re always talking about 💩💨 🚽 even when am on dance mom duty.

Touching down #YVR (after a cancelled flight last night)…gotta get home to get my blue on for #DressInBlueDay for #ColorectalCancerAwareness