March 20, 2026
LEAST: Testing a diabetes drug to support recovery after severe stroke
PHRI researchers are studying whether a widely used type 2 diabetes medication could help improve recovery after large vessel occlusion...
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Recent Publications
PHRI study-related publications in journals including Lancet, NEJM, JAMA and more
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Arnold L. Johnson Lectureship in Cardiology; PHRI Population Health Sciences Lectureship; and more
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Laboratory offering genetic analysis using multi-omics, biomarker analysis, biobanking, bioinformatics services
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Research Data Operations
The Research Data Operations (RDO) department supports PHRI studies by planning, building, and maintaining high‑quality study databases and related data systems. RDO works closely with study teams to ensure data are handled consistently, accurately, and in line with PHRI’s standards and processes.
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Program Management
Working closely with the principal investigator(s) from initial design to completion and publication, our program directors, program managers and research coordinators support study conduct, including activity at investigative sites, sponsors internationally, and more.
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Biostatistics
PHRI's Statistics department contributes to design, statistical analysis and data management reporting of studies. Our analysts work on large-scale multinational clinical trials, registries and epidemiological projects, ensuring a robust, reliable data platform to support sound statistical analyses and innovative methodology.
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March 19, 2026
PROSPECT: Understanding cognitive and functional recovery after stroke
Stroke is a major contributor to death and disability globally, and its burden will increase dramatically with ageing populations. While advances...
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March 18, 2026
Clot‑busting meds + DOACs post stroke: DO-IT or not?
When someone has an ischemic stroke (a stroke caused by a blood clot), intravenous thrombolysis (IVT), a clot‑busting drug, can...
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