Watch: McMaster researchers say thank you to Charles and Margaret Juravinski

Meet some of the COVID-19 and brain-health researchers whose work the Juravinski Research Institute is supporting with its $3.3-million gift.

April 3, 2020

“Thank you, Charles and Margaret Juravinski, for helping us to make a difference.”

Meet some of the COVID-19 and brain-health researchers whose work the Juravinski Research Institute is supporting with its $3.3-million gift.

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Safer drug use site for women and gender-diverse people saves lives 

The key is wraparound supports for overall health and well-being, such as addiction counselling, peer support, legal services, hygiene and reproductive health supplies and housing services. 
From left: Jana Radosavljevic, Ebonee Lennord, and Zeinab Hosseinidoust

How McMaster research supports gender equity

From tackling systemic barriers in health care to developing real-world solutions to everyday needs, here are some of the ways researchers at McMaster are driving change around the world.
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Bacteria found in mouth and gut may help protect against severe peanut allergic reactions

A new study shows how gut bacteria influence how a person reacts to peanuts, a discovery that could help with predicting and potentially reducing life threatening anaphylaxis.