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All Hands on Deck




 Researchers across disciplines step up to advance COVID-19 research







                                       PROTECT Drs. Steven Chan (pictured) and
                                       Vikas Gupta are leading a clinical study to
                                       determine whether an established blood cancer
                                       drug, known as ruxolitinib, can safely reduce
                                       the need for ventilation in patients with severe
                                       COVID-19. > read more



                                       PREVENT Drs. Ewan Goligher and Patrick
                                       Lawler (pictured) are leading an international
                                       clinical trial to determine if heparin, a drug used
                                       to prevent blood clots, improves outcomes for
                                       COVID-19 patients at high risk of developing blood
                                       clots in the lungs. > read more



                                       OBSERVE In a preliminary case series, Drs.
                                       Patrick Nicholson, Laila Alshafai and Timo
                                       Krings observed evidence of internal bleeding
                                       and clotting in the blood vessels of the brain of
                                       individuals with severe COVID-19. > read more



                                       SHIELD Laboratories at UHN have partnered
                                       with medical programs to design, manufacture
                                       and test medical-grade personal protective
                                       equipment. These initiatives are supporting
                                       frontline workers by providing them with a
                                       reliable supply of protective equipment, including
                                       3D-printed face shields, patient-monitoring
                                       components and alternatives to disposable N95
                                       masks. > read more







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