medical microbiology News Archive
Bacteria making HIV prevention drugs less effective in African women, UM team finds
August 12, 2016 —
A team of international researchers, including U of M's Adam Burgener, presented evidence from their findings
Alumni gather at special reception held in Toronto
November 20, 2015 —
Nearly 100 University of Manitoba alumni living in the Greater Toronto Area for an evening of stories, music, and one big announcement
Program science approach useful in combatting a range of health and social issues
November 17, 2015 —
Dr. James Blanchard is bridging the health equity gaps by taking a “program science” approach to the problem.
New research may lead to vaccine for parasitic disease
October 26, 2015 —
Breakthrough discovery of vaccine candidate to protect against leishmaniasis
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
New research may lead to vaccine for parasitic disease
October 23, 2015 —
Promising research from the University of Manitoba is raising new hopes in the fight against a pervasive and potentially deadly disease that affects millions around the world and is increasingly expanding to non-traditional locations.
Research and International
Working ahead of the curve
February 2, 2015 —
As the world scrambles to stop the further spread of Ebola, U of M infectious disease researchers face a different challenge: trying to anticipate what will strike next
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Gary Wong, a challenger in the battle to curb Ebola
January 12, 2015 —
Graduate student Gary Wong was inspired by the movie Outbreak to join the front lines of battling infectious disease
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
A vaccine against Ebola: The University of Manitoba connection
August 8, 2014 —
The treatment for Ebola was developed in Winnipeg