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March 4, 2009

Social Sciences joins team to help Crown wards

McMaster's Faculty of Social Sciences has joined a special initiative of the Ontario government to help Crown wards succeed at college and university. The initiative adds three new Education Championship Teams to aid Ontario communities in assisting Crown wards pursue post secondary education.

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March 4, 2009

Patients with severe asthma benefit from antibody injection

McMaster University researchers have found patients with a very severe asthma benefit from injections of the antibody, mepolizumab. The study by Dr. Param Nair and colleagues based at The Firestone Institute for Respiratory Disease, St. Joseph's Healthcare, found patients who require a lot of medication, including prednisone, to control their disease benefit from the injections.

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March 4, 2009

McMaster Peace Initiative

The McMaster community is taking a new and unique approach to help ensure that the University inspires a respectful community.

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March 3, 2009

Conference encourages employees to grow with McMaster

More than 325 employees attended this year's Inspiring from Within employee conference at the Sheraton Hamilton Hotel. Presented by the 2009 Inspiring from Within Organizing Committee in partnership with the Working at McMaster Steering Committee, this year's conference focused on the theme "Ready, Set, Grow." This was the seventh consecutive year that employees were able to enjoy a "made for McMaster" opportunity that included professional development sessions, networking with colleagues, and a welcome retreat from the long days of our Canadian winter.

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March 3, 2009

McMaster researcher finds the rich benefit most from reduced MRI wait times

Wait times for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanning have improved since the Ontario government's strategy to shorten wait times launched in 2004. But a study led by a McMaster University researcher has found wealthy Ontarians are significantly more likely to receive MRI scans than their poorer counterparts. The Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences study was led by Dr. John You of the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University. The assistant professor holds appointments in the departments of medicine and clinical epidemiology and biostatistics.

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