CHÉOS is active in a number of clinical research areas focused in improving patient care. In addition to cardiology, mental health, nephrology, critical care, and HIV research, our investigators undertake studies involving older adults and those who are critically or chronically ill, with the goal of reducing morbidity and mortality and enhancing quality of life.
The results of the SALOME trial show chronic heroin addiction now has another effective treatment tool – hydromorphone, a licensed pain medication.
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In recognition of World Kidney Day, read about some of the cutting-edge research by CHÉOS Scientists on the treatment of kidney disease
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Dr. Karin Humphries' research focuses on sex and gender differences in diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes in coronary artery disease
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Dr. Martha Mackay is launching a new pilot study that will test the effectiveness of an intervention to reduce depression in people who have recently experienced a serious heart event
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Dr. Peter Dodek was recently invited to speak at the Summit on Burnout in ICU Professionals about the role of moral distress in burnout
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For Osteoporosis Month, read about the collaboration between two CHÉOS Scientists to develop the Metabolic Bone Clinic, a new clinic at St. Paul’s Hospital.
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