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In a world first, scientists at Lawson Research Institute St. Joseph's Health Care London and LHSCRI are studying poop 💩 from healthy people and how it can be used to improve a patient’s response to chemotherapy and help treat advanced pancreatic cancer. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/world-fir…

In our new 'Research Minute' series, Dr. Bekim Sadikovic shares how he is using advanced AI-based technology to accurately diagnose rare diseases and offer patients hope for better care. #RareDiseaseDay

Congratulations to Dr. Amit Garg, LHSCRI Scientist and Nephrologist at London Health Sciences Centre, on being awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for his outstanding contributions to health care and research!

On #InternationalWomensDay, learn more about Dr. Ruth Lanius who is advancing our understanding and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

We’re proud to spotlight Dr. Barton-Forbes, Leah Ethier, and Debbie Zazvorka who are leading the regional congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) program and advancing research, education, and care for infants with cCMV. #InternationalWomensDay Learn more from London Health Sciences Centre below.

ICYMI: Scientists at Lawson Research Institute of St. Joseph's Health Care London and LHSCRI are studying fecal transplants (yes, poop transplants!) to improve the response of patients with advanced pancreatic cancer to chemotherapy. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/world-fir…

Congratulations to LHSCRI researchers Dr. Michael Strong, Neurologist at London Health Sciences Centre, and Dr. Christen Shoesmith, Neurologist at LHSC, on being awarded the prestigious King Charles III Coronation Medal! Learn more from ALS Canada below.

New study from LHSCRI and Schulich WesternU could increase access and enhance care for patients requiring knee replacement surgery: lhscri.ca/news/new-study…

Scientists at LHSCRI and Schulich WesternU have uncovered a connection between cannabis use disorder, dopamine and psychosis: lhscri.ca/news/new-study…

In his lab at LHSCRI, Dr. Saman Maleki is exploring how fecal transplants (yes, poop transplants!) can unlock the gut microbiome’s potential in the fight against cancer. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/unlocking…

Did you know? London Health Sciences Centre revolutionized cancer treatment worldwide with Eldorado Cobalt-60 radiation technology — better known as the Cobalt Bomb. Explore our rich history of research and innovation on the #LHSC150 website: lhsc.on.ca/150/moment/a-l…

Health-care professionals from around the world took part in a workshop designed by London Health Sciences Centre radiation oncologists to sharpen brachytherapy skills using cutting-edge simulators and technology. Read more: lhscri.ca/news/how-lhscs…

New research is exploring how to detect preeclampsia sooner. If successful, it could lead to earlier interventions and protect birthing individuals and babies. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/lhscri-sc…

Researchers at LHSCRI, McGill University and the Douglas Mental Health University Institute have developed a new set of recommendations for helping students through a mental health crisis. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/new-resea…

What a powerhouse day of discovery, collaboration, and inspiration at London Health Research Day — a showcase of the brightest minds shaping the future of health care!

Researchers at LHSCRI, Schulich WesternU and ICES have found that air pollution may cause new cases of epilepsy. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/air-pollu…

On Clinical Trials Day, we’re proud to celebrate our researchers, staff & patient partners who contribute to the advancement of research. With over 2,700 active clinical studies, our teams are building on a 150-year legacy of care & innovation. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/clinical-…

A viral mouth-taping trend is looking ‘sus’ based on new research from Lawson Research Institute St. Joseph's Health Care London, LHSCRI, and Western University’s Schulich WesternU. Learn more: lhscri.ca/news/viral-mou…

In 1951, London Health Sciences Centre made history with the world’s first use of the Cobalt Bomb to treat cancer patients. That legacy lives on at LHSCRI. Our research teams are pushing the boundaries with clinical trials to target some of the most aggressive cancers. lhsc.on.ca/150/moment/fro…

A clinical trial led by LHSCRI and Western University’s Schulich WesternU has helped improve the detection of hidden blood clots. See how this could enhance stroke treatment: lhscri.ca/news/clinical-…