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Paul Kubes in the lab

��APP�� researchers part of Pan-Canadian network to improve treatment and recovery from sepsis

The Nathan Peters lab research will help inform vaccine design for infectious diseases such as COVID-19, malaria, tuberculosis and the parasitic disease leishmaniasis.

��APP�� researchers unlock new insights that could help with vaccine development

Researchers develop new technology to advance surveillance and treatment of infectious diseases

Researchers Donna Senger and Stephen Robbins

��APP�� researchers find a way to stop lung damage from the body’s immune response

��APP�� research shows local emergence of a human disease caused by parasites in coyotes and foxes

Governor General Julie Payette invests professor John Conly as a Member of the Order of Canada.

John Conly invested into Order of Canada

Known locally as Mama na Mtoto (mother and baby in Swahili), ��APP��'s Cumming School of Medicine project provides on-the-ground clinical, education and research support to help mothers and babies. Here, a two-day-old baby awaits a checkup at a health facility in Misunwi District, Tanzania. Photo by Ashley Anderson

��APP�� partnership helps improve childbirth safety for moms and babies in Tanzania

Chronic wasting disease (CWD), an infectious neurological disease that kills deer, is spreading rapidly in Alberta. Colourbox photo

��APP�� study finds vaccine protects against chronic wasting disease

Jeroen De Buck, associate professor, bacteriology, in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and PhD student Marija Drikic have developed a quick and portable way to test humans and animals for different types of chronic and infectious diseases.

New diagnostic method makes testing for infections in people and animals quick and easy

What you should know about tattoos before you get permanently inked