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Check out our new paper in AJP-Heart and Circ examining the sympathetic determinants of resting blood pressure in males and females. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38214907/ Congratulations to Massimo Nardone and all of our fantastic collaborators Myles O'Brien CHARLab A/Prof Chloe Taylor Yasmine Coovadia

A special congratulations to an exceptional colleague Jinan Saboune , PhD Candidate!!! If you're headed to American Physiological Society make sure to stop by her talk and poster!! CHARLab #WomensHealth

Stop by my poster at Hypertension Canada’s From Science to Solutions Conference in the snowy Banff, Alberta!! CHARLab 🏳️‍⚧️🫀🧠

Check out my talk on neurovascular control of blood pressure in transgender individuals as part of the Tomlinson Doctoral Fellowship which honours the late Dr. Richard H. Tomlinson’s generous contribution to McGill University! 🏳️‍⚧️🫀🧠 youtube.com/live/LPwufX0p7…

Honoured to be a part of this years Tomlinson Talks! See you next year!! CHARLab McGill University

Our inaugural CIHR Institute of Gender & Health IGH Trainee Network Sex and Gender Trainee Research Day at McGill University featuring our keynote speaker & mentor Dr. Louise Pilote

We had our 2024 McGill University Research Institute of the MUHC (The Institute) Sex and Gender IGH Trainee Network research day. Thanks to all participants and #CIHR Institute of Gender and Health for the support.

2024 CIHR IGH Trainee Network Trainee Research Day organized by the McGill IGH Sex and Gender Science Trainee Network! Very grateful to have been part of such an amazing event!

CHARLab congratulates incoming MSc student Shannon Delage who will be presenting her collaborative project with Keila Turino Miranda entitled "Neurovascular control of blood pressure in hormone-naïve transgender men: A protocol” at the 2nd annual International Trans Studies Conference!

ICYMI check out this abstract that was presented in April at American Physiological Society in Long Beach by Dr. Yasmine Coovadia (Yasmine Coovadia) from her work at CHARLab! 🫀Laila Chaudhry journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

🗞️The sympathetic response to the cold pressor test is different between ipsilateral and contralateral lower limbs AND between upper and lower limbs! Check out this work in collaboration with A/Prof Chloe Taylor! 👉 autonomicneuroscience.com/article/S1566-… Yasmine Coovadia Brittany Schwende

Happy to share this editorial highlighting the recent paper from CHARLab on the BP reactivity to stress following preeclampsia. Cardiovascular consequences of preeclampsia: is the reactivity to stress the missing piece of the puzzle? AJP-Heart and Circ journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Congratulations Tania J. Pereira, PhD for defending her PhD YorkUHealth! Excellent job! Thank you to Dr Lauren Sergio CHARLab Veronica Jamnik and Jennifer Steeves for being a part of the team. Great job Tania!!

Heading to EPATH 2nd Annual Summer School - but first.. London! Thought I’d share London’s take on #PrideMonth2024 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

New findings underscore importance of assessing BP control during a variety of experimental conditions in previously #preeclamptic women to elucidate mechanisms that may contribute to their ⬆️ #cardiovascular disease risk ow.ly/M2rZ50St1Jt CHARLab McGill University | Faculty of Education @jbpierce_lab

🎙️Behind the Bench Co-hosts Thomas Martin & CHARLab talk with Hannah Cizauskas about her 1st first-author article on #AFib and contractile dysfunction. Hannah loves her dog Jake, STEMinist novels, and #sarcomere dysfunction in AFib. Listen now🎧 ow.ly/728q50TKQ0a

Had a fabulous time at the Ludeman Family Centre for Women’s Health Research conference this past week talking all things women’s health. Thank you Ludeman Center for funding my attendance and letting me network with some pretty inspiring scientists 🤩

Congratulations to PhD Candidate Brittany Schwende for winning a poster award at Ludeman Center !

A fun and busy week at Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology! Nothing better than talking science (and running!) with my CHARLab mates and all the other amazing scientists who attend 🤩

Had the privilege of attending my first Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology conference!! As a newcomer to the field, I’m grateful for the wonderful mentors I met and for the prospect of someday presenting my work alongside them! CHARLab