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With measles making a comeback, doctors race to fight a disease many have only seen in textbooks A generation of Canadian physicians have never encountered the virus, which can sometimes be hard to recognize at first

Measles. It’s back.

Even though many family docs have never seen it before - because it was eradicated in 1998 - we know how to work together to make sure we can recognize it.

It’s a shame that a vaccine preventable illness is making such a comeback.

www.theglobeandmail.com/gift/1fdb138...

Congratulations Chun!

Is it OK for AI to write science papers? Nature survey shows researchers are split Poll of 5,000 researchers finds contrasting views on when it’s acceptable to involve AI and what needs to be disclosed.

Nature posed a variety of scenarios to 5,000 academics around the world to understand which uses of AI are considered ethically acceptable. The survey results suggest that researchers are sharply divided on what they feel are appropriate practices. #Academicsky 🧪

What sets inspirational leaders apart? Adam Galinsky suggests it is being visionary, an exemplar, and a mentor. How do begin? Use REIP: "reflect, emulate, intend, and practice".
Galinsky Adam D. What sets inspirational leaders apart. Harvard Business Review 2025; 103(2): 136-139.

Australian broadcasters project Labor win after election focused on cost of living, Trump | CBC News Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's centre-left Labor Party was projected to win over the conservative opposition, Sky News Australia and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation said as early...

In under a week, two anti-woke, Trump-style opposition leaders in Australia and Canada got tossed—elections lost and seats gone. Voters saw the U.S. chaos and said, “Hard pass.

1) www.cbc.ca/news/world/a... 2) www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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Enjoying INCREASEBC, a rehabilitation-focused conference developed by graduate students. Great lab turnout!

Jinelle Panton provided an inspiring talk about EDI in CIHR proposals, and how to support researchers. #INCREASEBC

Jaycee Farmer from the Kramer lab talks about opioid use in SCI. #INCREASEBC

#INCREASEBC Jamila Huseynova from my lab starts of the conference with a great talk on barriers and facilitators to spirometry access in BC.

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I'm making sure this gets the profiling it needs for the upcoming Canadian Election. The Conservative Party of Canada is using the US-WhiteHouse playbook instead of coming up with a better way to ensure Canadian science shines.

www.caut.ca/latest/2025/...

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“journals published by the federal government are subject to direct political interference at this time, compromising the principles of peer review and the integrity of all research published therein. For this reason, we urge scientists to refrain from submitting their work to these journals.”

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Proud to receive the King Charles III Coronation Medal for our work related to the equitable and culturally-safe delivery of respiratory health services.

Me too. And it will be great to attend the resp meetings in other countries

And leave your phone and computer at home

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