@machealthsci

@machealthsci has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @machealthsci are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, machealthsci has populated their site with: • Come to work with a recruitment, tenure and promotion coordinator • McMaster researcher receives $1.7M to support youth 'aging out' of Canada's child welfare system • Thank you from outgoing Vice-President and Dean, Health Sciences • Getting the dosage right: $1.2M awarded for diagnostic tech that could transform mental health care • From the classroom to California: McMaster students launch hearing care startup Amano • New Culture of Safety Online program offers Indigenous lens to understanding, improving health care • Office Hours with Troy Farncombe • Office Hours with Donald Arnold • Meet graduates from the inaugural cohort of McMaster’s Global Surgery Diploma • Come to work with a marketing and digital coordinator • Building community power through research: Reflections from a rising clinician-scholar - Family Medicine • May @ Mac 2026 • Fly on the Wall: How climate change is impacting our health • Office Hours with Jenna Smith-Turchyn • Common antidepressant eases fatigue associated with long COVID, study finds • Office Hours with Amanda Ramdyal • Q&A with Tristan Bomberry, medical student and health researcher • Health Sciences Upper Year Programs Info Night • Come to work with a safety manager • Bacteria found in mouth and gut may help protect against severe peanut allergic reactions • How McMaster’s Global Surgery diploma is shaping an entrepreneur’s lens on equitable care • Meet the physiotherapy student making Canadian curling history • These students are weaving fashion, sustainability and community care into a growing nonprofit • Office Hours with Kate Demers • Student Zainab Saeed is helping brighten the hospital experience for kids and families • Fly on the Wall: Battling health misinformation in an age of distrust • Come to work with an equity, diversity and inclusion coordinator • Office Hours with Michael McGillion • 2025 Holiday closures at the Faculty of Health Sciences • Office Hours with Laura Anderson • McMaster iGEM team takes home first gold medal for low-cost, at-home test kit • Fly on the Wall: Why co-design matters and how to do it well • McMaster and Halton Healthcare partner to train next generation of health professionals • Meet the next generation of medical entrepreneurs • Canada’s measles elimination status revoked. What happens now? • Office Hours with Nina Stein • Blending both worlds: McMaster grad’s clinical physiotherapy and research training help patients heal faster • Come to work with the director of respectful conduct • Thomas Dignan Learner's Lounge • Health sciences undergrad makes a home for himself, and his Latin American ancestry, at Mac • Office Hours with Aly-Khan Lalani • Mac engAGE welcomes older adults to explore, learn and connect • Office Hours with Clinton Campbell • Health Sciences Library creates book display for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation • McMaster hosts international, national experts for training course on emerging minimally invasive brain surgery approach • 5 ways to learn and contribute to truth and reconciliation • Supporting students and advancing knowledge: How the Indigenous Health Learning Lodge is shaping the future • Here’s what you should know about oppositional defiant disorder • Health care's future problem-solvers reflect on coming to Mac • Come to work with a senior manager with Faculty Affairs • Undergrad and med students team up to deliver dignity through hygiene kits • Office Hours with Anne Klassen • Common activities emergency doctors say they would avoid • Fly on the Wall: The art and science of grant writing • This McMaster sports medicine fellow is working with some of the biggest names in soccer • From Brazil to McMaster: A psychiatrist’s journey into the science of brain stimulation • Come to work with a clinic research coordinator • Wildfire smoke: What this respirologist wants you to know • McMaster startup creates 3D-printable ‘bioink’ that simulates lung tissue • Sunscreen: Dermatologist’s advice for skin protection this summer • Balancing student life and startup success: Power of Play co-founders share their story • Fly on the Wall: The important role of health equity in education and research - Faculty of Health Sciences • ‘Community is so important to who I am’ • Here’s what you need to know about multiple sclerosis • Undergrad Eva Chima triumphs over PhDs to win big at Anatomy conference • Office Hours with Esther Chin • Come to work with an audio-visual technology manager • May @ Mac – Faculty of Health Sciences • Here’s what you need to know about asthma • What you should know about body dysmorphic disorder • Celebrating over 50 years of vaccinology leadership at McMaster • Researchers uncover molecular connection between body fat and anxiety • 5 ways McMaster researchers are advancing health outcomes for women and newborns • Autism in Canada: What you need to know • A breakthrough moment: McMaster researchers discover new class of antibiotics • Building bridges: These McMaster residents go above and beyond for the communities they serve • McMaster leads Canada’s first-ever guidelines for Post COVID-19 Condition • Six Health Sciences faculty named Canada Research Chairs • It’s a match: This McMaster resident and grad created a research group that connects learners with research faculty • Office Hours with Khalid Azzam • Celebrating 25 years of the Honours Health Sciences Program at McMaster • Centre for Discovery in Cancer Research designated joint McMaster–Hamilton Health Sciences research centre • Health Sciences Upper Year Programs’ Info Night • Made-at-McMaster inhaled COVID-19 vaccine begins phase-2 human trial • Breaking down 5 common myths about endometriosis • Here’s what you should know about opioid use disorder • Come to work with a senior grants advisor • The importance of continuing professional development in health professions • Common gynecological disorders linked to increased risk of heart, vascular disease: study • From reluctance to research: An undergrad’s bloodline to nursing • Here’s what you should know about hazardous drinking and alcohol use disorder • New Mary Heersink School of Global Health and Social Medicine at McMaster University • Office Hours with Claire Bodkin • Here’s what you should know about substance use disorder • Fly on the Wall: Advancing health-care professions education through research • Here’s what you should know about bipolar II disorder • Office Hours with Jon Stokes • Here’s what you should know about bipolar I disorder • McMaster University expands YouTube Health collaboration with bilingual mental health series • 30 marathons, 7 continents: A vice-dean’s running journey across the globe • Overcoming resistance: McMaster researchers find new utility for old antibiotics • Come to work with a bequeathal coordinator • Faculty of Health Sciences 2024: Stories that resonated • Faculty of Health Sciences 2024: The year in awards • Office Hours with Peter Helli • Holiday closures at the Faculty of Health Science • 'Dear Reviewer 2': The card game that prepares budding researchers for publication criticism • Come to work with a simulation operations manager • Office Hours with Lyn Turkstra • Here’s what you need to know about diabetes • Fly on the Wall: The chemistry of preventing brain cancer • Here’s what you need to know about menopause • Office Hours with Amanda Bell • McMaster students are working to beat breast cancer inside and outside the lab • Health Sciences Undergraduate Programs Fair • Health Sciences Library curates book display for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation • Office Hours with Jennifer Walker • Come to work with a communications & engagement program manager • McMaster University Welcome Week Events • Office Hours with Andrea Darzi • Researchers crack a celiac mystery: Where does the gluten reaction begin? • One-minute bursts of high-intensity exercise best after a stroke • Researchers develop promising therapy treatment that can kill glioblastoma cells in newly discovered brain pathway • Fly on the Wall: The human side of health research • Celebrating 50 years of the Health Sciences Archives: A timeline • Mac student distributes skin care kits to Hamilton’s homeless • The Creative Collective: Department of Surgery launches a culture of creativity • Office Hours with Anand Swaminath • McMaster research associate’s passion is studying antibiotic resistance • Glocalisation in health care: Thinking globally, acting locally • Weight-loss drugs in Canada: What experts want you to know • Office Hours with Yasmeen Mezil • Stick with it: Why pronoun pins make a difference in healthcare • Fly on the Wall: Improving maternal health outcomes in Canada • May @ Mac Open House • Office Hours with Margaret McKinnon • Come to work with a senior development officer • Office Hours with Christian van der Pol • Pfizer Canada and McMaster University to foster health equity in vaccine science • Climate change and sustainability: How individuals and the health care sector can help • How to watch a total solar eclipse safely • Common activities emergency doctors say they would avoid this spring • Decades of McMaster tuberculosis research leading to new prevention and control strategies • Office Hours with Henry Siu • Come to work with an academic resources manager • Fly on the Wall: The future of AI in health care • Office Hours with Lori Burrows • Measles: What an infectious disease expert wants you to know • McMaster and ALK researchers discover new cell that remembers allergies • From Racism to Anti-Racism – Examining the Past and Designing the Future of Medicine in Canada • Thrive Week - Mental Health at McMaster • 5 tips to support your mental health as you head back to school • Come to work with a research impact librarian • Health Sciences Library introduces EDI-focused book club kits • Office Hours with Olufemi Ayeni • McMaster researcher develops new international guidelines for treating eczema • Holiday closures at the Faculty of Health Sciences • Office Hours with Charu Kaushic • Come to work with a director of administration • Events at McMaster: National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women • McMaster researchers discover new way of creating protection against infections like COVID-19 • Office Hours with Nikhil Pai • What you need to know about Salmonella • What this sleep expert wants you to know about the end of daylight time and its impact on kids • Celebrating 30 years of midwifery education at McMaster and in Ontario • Office Hours with Samantha Wilson • Fly on the Wall: Redefining arthritis care in Canada • 8 ways to engage in truth and reconciliation • How this clinician-researcher is cracking the chronic cough code • Respiratory illness season is upon us. Here’s what you need to know • Talk therapy with other moms an effective treatment for postpartum depression, McMaster research shows • Launch of new Faculty of Health Sciences website! • What a chronic pain expert wants you to know about pain and overdoses • Canadian researchers find radiation not necessary for patients with low-risk breast cancer • McMaster researcher trials post-partum therapy using only public health nurses • ‘My passion and privilege’: McMaster clinician-scientist heads to Paris to plan for 2024 Olympics • 7 actionable ways to promote gender equity • National Indigenous History Month: a time for education and reflection • Pride Month at Mac: Here’s what’s you need to know • Opinion | Education access critical for refugees • 10 tips to help make health care inclusive for people with disabilities • Newly minted grads reflect on their time at McMaster • Social media tips for health care professionals • 7 strategic climate actions for healthcare leaders • Art meets (health) science in new collaborative anatomy class • McMaster researchers crafting post-COVID syndrome guidelines • 7 ways to help promote positive spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ communities • Website • News • Events