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Research Highlights


                                                                 AI TREATMENT PLANS A REALITY
                                                                 In a world first, radiation treatment plans
                                                                 generated using artificial intelligence are now
                                                                 being used to treat cancer patients at UHN. The
                                                                 technology, developed by Drs. Tom Purdie
                                                                 and Chris McIntosh (pictured below, L-R) in
                                                                 collaboration with RaySearch Laboratories,
                                                                 enables personalized radiation treatments that can
                                                                 be produced in minutes. Dr. Alejandro Berlin is
                                                                 overseeing the deployment of the system to benefit
                                                                 prostate cancer patients at the Princess Margaret
                                                                 Cancer Centre. Full Story / Scientific Article




























                                                                 QUICK FIX FOR BROKEN BONES
                                                                 Dr. Paul Santerre and his research team have
                                                                 developed a new adhesive tape for mending
                                                                 broken bones in the face or head. The translucent,
                                                                 bioresorbable tape can be molded to support
                                                                 fractured bones as they heal, eliminating the need
                                                                 for invasive metal plates or screws. The invention
                                                                 is now being commercialized as BoneTape
                                                                 through Cohesys, a company founded and led by
                                                                 postdoctoral fellow Dr. Michael Floros. Watch
                                                                 Dr. Floros describe this new technology in the
                                                                 video (left). Full Story / Video




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