Master’s student Tiana Visconti explores breast cancer treatment in the lab of WE-Spark Health Institute executive director Lisa Porter.
Ryan Palazzolo, WE-Spark Health Institute student network co-ordinator (centre), accepts an award for dedication to advancing its vision from executive director Lisa Porter and assistant director Karen Metcalfe.
“Go Grey in May” is a national campaign to raise awareness of brain tumours.
“Go Grey in May” is a national campaign to raise awareness of brain tumours.
Oncologist Hakam Abu-Zahra is one of three Ambassadors of Hope recognized last week by the Windsor Cancer Research Group.
The Windsor Cancer Research Group honoured the support last week of three Ambassadors of Hope.
A signing ceremony Monday formally launched the WE-Spark Health Institute. Celebrating are: Cathy Mombourquette, WE-Spark communications and events co-ordinator; Marla Rivard, WE-Spark administrative assistant; Kyle Lago, WE-Spark translational research associate; UWindsor president Robert Gordon; WE-Spark executive director Lisa Porter; St. Clair College president Patti France; Janice Kaffer, president of Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare; Karen Metcalfe, WE-Spark assistant director.
A signing ceremony Monday formally launched the WE-Spark Health Institute.
Wearing a grey ribbon during the month of May demonstrates and spreads brain tumour awareness.
Wearing a grey ribbon during the month of May demonstrates and spreads brain tumour awareness.
Kids play “Family Feud” at the YMCA pilot of a cancer research summer camp.
An undergrad cancer researcher has developed a kids’ summer camp on the subject.
UWindsor faculty, students, and staff will join the Brain Tumour Walk on Saturday, June 9.
UWindsor faculty, students, and staff will join the Brain Tumour Walk on Saturday, June 9.
A reception Tuesday, March 20, will celebrate the accomplishments of UWindsor researchers.
Thirteen-year-old cancer survivor Dereck Lau looks through a microscope under the watchful eye of Rosa-Maria Ferraiuolo (BSc 2009, PhD 2015), a research associate in biology professor Lisa Porter’s lab.
“Cancer Researcher for a Day” allows child cancer survivors to learn about work to find cures and better treatments.
