CIHR-ICRH Featured Research

The CIHR Institute of Circulatory and Respiratory Health (CIHR-ICRH) mandate areas represent some of the most important health conditions affecting Canadians and people across the globe. Since 2000, CIHR-ICRH has been supporting innovative research on heart, lung, brain (stroke), blood and blood vessels, critical care, and sleep.

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Meet the recipients of the 2023 Personnel Awards for Indigenous Scholars
2024-06-12
Heatwave heroes: crafting health safeguards for all in an era of turbulent temperatures
2024-04-19
The Terminal Diner: A place everyone visits once
2024-03-21
Unplugging from the ward: making the tumultuous transition to home easier
2024-03-12
Meet the recipients of the 2023 Personnel Awards for Black Scholars
2023-12-08
Greater insights into MAIT cells may lead to better interventions for sepsis
2023-09-20
Researching sex differences in right-sided heart failure
2023-09-15
Canadian researchers at the centre of 'groundbreaking and revolutionary' stroke treatment
2023-08-03
Closing the care gap in cardiovascular disease for women
2023-08-02
How the microbiome affects asthma risk in premature infants
2023-07-10
Investigating the link between breast milk, gut microbes, and asthma
2023-07-10
Septic shock is a serious danger in the ICU, but stem cells therapy offers hope
2023-06-20
Fighting dementia through collaboration
2023-06-09
Breathing machines are uncomfortable for patients. Can a sedative already used in intubation help make breathing machines tolerable for more patients?
2023-06-20
Improving sedation methods and accelerating brain recovery for critically ill children
2023-06-20
Re-evaluating current treatment for bleeding complications in intensive care
2023-06-20
Advances in corticosteroid use could greatly improve health outcomes for respiratory failure patients
2023-06-20
New targeted therapy offers hopes for treatment of arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, a genetic heart condition
2023-06-20
Precision medicine offers a way to make mechanical ventilation safer for patients with lung failure
2023-06-20
A precision approach to mechanical ventilation might improve the health outcomes of respiratory failure patients
2023-06-20
Focused research was designed to improve outcomes for women with heart disease and stroke
2023-05-17
Could this be sepsis? Sepsis Canada hopes to empower Canadians to recognize the signs and symptoms of the world's deadliest health condition
2023-04-24
Go to e-sleep
2023-03-21
Keep on breathing
2023-03-21
Sleeping on it
2023-03-21
Breathe naturally
2023-03-21
Exploring the health benefits of Métis dance
2023-03-21
Precision medicine study of type 2 diabetes in the COLCOT-T2D trial
2023-03-21
Pediatric research in Canada is ready to pop!
2023-01-25
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