McGill Medstar Award for Trainees
Congratulations to Dr. Motahareh Vameghestahbanati, PhD with Dr. Benjamin Smith, for her McGill MedStar Award for Trainees!
Benjamin Smith
View his faculty profile here: Benjamin M Smith, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, McGill University
Research Theme: Pathophysiological mechanisms of obstructive lung diseases, epidemiology, imaging, airway anatomy, cardiopulmonary physiology
Keywords: obstructive lung diseases • imaging • cardiopulmonary physiology • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) • emphysema
View Benjamin Smith’s recent posts and news below.
Health Matters: Why some lungs are more resilient to infection
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Ben Smith about why some lungs are more resilient to infection than others
Spring 2021 Student Awards
Congratulations to the recipients of FRQS and CIHR studentship and fellowship awards! We wish you much success!
Health Matters: Can we Develop Resilient Lungs?
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Benjamin Smith discusses lung diseases and the concept of resilient lungs
Three CIHR Grants Awarded!
Congrats to Maziar Divangahi and Faiz Ahmad Khan on their Fall 2020 Project Grants and Benjamin M Smith on his COPD Catalyst Grant
COPD Catalyst Grant Awarded to Ben Smith
Dr. Ben Smith awarded catalyst grant to study a new paradigm for personalizing COPD prevention, prognosis, and pharmacotherapy
A shorter COVID-19 quarantine period
Preliminary results of Dr. Smith’s COVID-19 quarantine period study is great news for many.
Health Matters: COVID-19 Testing Shortens Isolation Time
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Benjamin Smith on the ideal COVID-19 testing strategy to shorten isolation time for health care workers
Ciclesonide Clinical Trial for COVID-19
Drs. Nicole Ezer, James Martin, Ben Smith, Andrea Benedetti and colleagues initiate ciclesonide clinical trial for COVID-19
Royal Vic ICU: the faces behind the PPE
Thanks to Adomo Donovan and the ICU Bridge Program, the MUHC’s ICU staff are now recognizable despite their PPE.
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