ACS and Interventional Cardiology
Coronary interventions, novel drugs, advanced imaging, safer stents to survive heart attacks.
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Arrhythmia and Heart Failure
Investigating if we can treat people with subclinical atrial fibrillation to improve outcomes, the prevalence of SCAF in patients with heart failure, and more.
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Brain Health and Stroke
Moving beyond prevention of the obvious effects of stroke (immobility and death), the brain health team is working to better understand how cerebrovascular diseases affect thinking and memory.
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Cancer Survivorship
Investigating the health of patients with cancer, or who have cardiovascular complications resulting from oncological treatments, as cancer threatens to become the biggest killer worldwide.
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CVD Prevention
Research, such as the PURE study, looking at individual biological factors (genetics, diet, hypertension), lifestyle, socioeconomic and environmental risk factors, globally, to prevent cardiovascular disease.
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Diabetes
Leaders in diabetes research for decades, we are investigating ways to put type 2 diabetes into remission.
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Global and Population Health
Global health, including neglected diseases. Population health studies: birth cohorts; ethnic cohorts with unique health challenges.
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Infectious Diseases
From assessing whether the influenza vaccine can reduce adverse vascular events in patients with heart failure, to the race to prevention and treatment of COVID-19
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Knowledge Translation and Health Systems
How to get low-cost, effective treatments to patients no matter where they live.
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Perioperative and Surgery
Investigating the best ways to improve patient outcomes globally: before, during and after cardiac and noncardiac surgery.
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Renal
Research activities include treatment of patients who require dialysis, have severe glomerular disease, perioperative acute kidney injury, and various forms of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
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Thrombosis
Can we prevent clots without increasing bleeding? Can we separately identify risk factors that predict bleeding, and others that predict stroke, in order to tailor anti-thrombotic therapy to the patient?
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