Bruce Mazer Receives 2023 Bram Rose Award
Congratulations to Dr. Bruce Mazer, recipient of the 2023 Bram Rose Award for Contribution to the Practice of Allergy in Quebec.
Bruce Mazer
View his faculty profile here: Bruce Mazer, MD
Professor, Department of Pediatrics, McGill University
Research Theme: B cells, immunoglobulins, innate immunity and the cytokine network
Keywords: asthma • food allergy • immune therapies • intravenous immunoglobulin • B-lymphocytes and mucosal responses • antigen presentation • IgE • IVIg • semaphorins
View Bruce Mazer’s recent posts and news below.
More than 75% of Canadians had immunity to SARS-CoV-2 due to infection by March 2023
Study by Bruce Mazer showed that more than 75% of Canadians had immunity to SARS-CoV-2 due to infection by March 2023
Health Matters: What you need to know before cold and flu season
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Bruce Mazer on the upcoming cold and flu season, and an update on the Raymond James Charity softball tournament
RESP Research Day Oral and Poster Presentation Winners
The 31th Annual Respiratory Research Day featured 51 oral and poster presentations. Congrats to all our poster and oral presentation winners!
Health Matters: A game changer for families
Bruce Mazer speak about the new Omicron variant and vaccinating our children against COVID-19 on the Health Matters Podcast
Dr. Bruce Mazer receives Donald Stark Award
Dr. Mazer has been awarded the inaugural Donald Stark Award for Excellence in Leadership in the Canadian Allergy Community.
Health Matters: COVID-19 Immunity Task Force
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Bruce Mazer to discuss a study sponsored by the COVID-19 Immunity Task Force
Health Matters: Decoding Immunity to COVID-19
MUHC Foundation Health Matters interview with Bruce Mazer discusses findings and unanswered questions about decoding immunity to COVID-19
RI-MUHC Evaluates UV-Disinfection Robot
RI-MUHC evaluates the first UV-Disinfection Robot to arrive in Canada.
Desensitization program helps kids with milk allergies
New study is helping children with milk allergies build up tolerance to milk protein