Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Michael Rauh - Beyond Blood: The Infiltration of Clonal Hematopoiesis into Medical Subspecialties.
Raise awareness and preparedness for CH-related multidisciplinary care in Medicine.
📅Nov 5 | 7:45AM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
A Windmill of Dangerous Ideas: A new approach to understanding glioblastoma. A TIME to Talk Science & Medicine podcast featuring neurosurgeons Drs. Teresa & James Purzner! Click👇 to listen @TeresaPurzner @queensudom @QueensuResearch @queenstime
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
A full TMED day of collaboration, learning and self care! Thanks to the TMED Student Society for running the Research Roundtable and to TIME for hosting with another great lunch. In the afternoon students listened to an insightful talk from Mental Health Therapist, Anna Paolucci.
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
KHSC is among the first in Canada to offer access to the emerging treatments recently approved by Health Canada. Dr. Lahiri’s aim is to build a larger Alzheimer’s therapeutics program in #Kingston that can serve patients from across the region. #YGK
More: kingstonist.com/news/kingsto…
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Kimberly Legault (McMaster) - Small Vessels, Big Headaches.
Explore the diagnosis and management of primary and secondary CNS vasculitis, focusing on diagnostic tools, differential diagnosis, and excluding important mimickers.
📅Oct 29 | 7:45AM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Congrats to MSc candidate Brooke Rutledge and her supervisor, SEAMO physician Dr. Akihiro Nakamura, on their recent publication exploring treatment responses and emerging therapies for axial spondyloarthritis, featured in TMED’s Student Spotlight! 🌟
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
🎉 Congratulations to SEAMO physician Dr. Paula James and her research collaborators on their TIME Hall of Fame induction!
Their study establishes pediatric reference ranges for assessing bleeding symptoms in children and adolescents.
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Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
When a patient has the combination of an atrial septal defect (ASD), especially if it is familial, & intraventricular conduction delay or chronotropic incompetence-think NKX2-5 genetic variant (genetic testing influences management) @JACCJournals #JACC @KingstonHSC @QueensuDOM
The importance of taking a family history in adults with an atrial septal defect (ASD) can01.safelinks.protection.o… @QueensuDOM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
The Women's Giving Circle has granted $50K to support two #Kingston #cardiology #research projects, aiming to support more timely treatment decisions, improve patient care, and potentially reduce hospital stays.
#YGK #KFLA #Health #HeartHealth
Details: kingstonist.com/news/womens-…
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Michelle Zeller - Iron Matters: Diagnostic and Treatment Updates in Iron Deficiency.
Dr. Zeller will share updates from the American Society of Hematology 2026 guidelines for diagnosis & treatment of iron deficiency.
📅 Oct 22 | 7:45AM
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Congratulations to all TMED students who took part in Queens Health Sciences Research Day yesterday. Featured with his poster presentation is Jaskaran Singh Hora, PhD’29 Student. @DrStephenArcher @QueensuDOM @QueensUHealth
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Alida Pokorai — Menopause: An Emerging Priority in Internal Medicine.
Understand menopause, vasomotor symptoms & MHT, links to CVD, osteoporosis, sleep apnea, recurrent UTIs & more!
📅 Oct 8 | 7:45
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the resilience of Indigenous peoples and remember the lasting harms of residential schools. We commit to listening, learning, and standing with Indigenous communities. #TruthandReconciliation #EveryChildMatters
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
It is a moment to reflect on the legacy of Canada’s residential school system and its impacts on Indigenous peoples and communities.
Academic activities on Queen's campus are suspended in observance.
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
CCTG poster presentations at #IMS26 in Glasgow, Scotland 🏴 ! Dr. Annette Hay with the TACtful Trial poster and Dr. Florenica Comelles presents the MY13 trials in progress abstract poster (Study Chair Dr. Hira Mian)
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
Congratulations to Matti McFarlane, PhD Candidate for successfully completing her PhD Comprehensive Examination! @QueensuDOM @QueensUHealth @queensgradstudy
Join #MedicalGrandRounds with Dr. Kristel Leung! Patients with decompensated cirrhosis face high risk of deterioration and rehospitalization. This talk covers how clinical and health-system data can better predict risk, improve care, and coordinate cirrhosis care.
📅Oct 1 | 7:45
Queen's U Department of Medicine retweeted
#ThankYou for your support of the #HonourYourCaregiver program this past year! 💙
In 2025–2026, 525 HYC certificates were presented to 206 @KingstonHSC & @providence_care staff, departments and volunteers.
👉 Read more in @UHKF's Annual Giving Report: uhkf.ca/AGR2526
Recognizing right atrial failure reshapes our understanding of atrial functional tricuspid regurgitation (AF‐TR). #Review @PatRomanescu @hanson_matthewg @victorneirav @DrEdoSanhueza @adribaran @QueensuDOM @UofTCVsurgery ahajrnls.org/4ygAjzl

























