2026 RESP Research Day Poster and Oral Winners
Congratulations to all of our oral and poster presenter winners from the 2026 Respiratory Research Day
Carolyn Baglole
View her faculty profile here: Carolyn Baglole, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, McGill Universiy
Research Theme: Cellular and molecular signalling pathways which regulate chronic lung disease caused by cigarette smoke
Keywords: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • toxicology • cigarette smoke • inflammation • lungs • cannabis
View Carolyn Baglole’s recent posts and news below.
Sustaining Excellence Grants Keep High-Impact Research Moving Forward
Carolyn Baglole, Elizabeth Fixman, and Tania Janaudis-Ferreira received Sustaining Excellence Grants from the RI-MUHC.
Cannabis Vaping: Regulated Does Not Mean Safe
Carolyn Baglole discuss the SQDC’s decision to sell cannabis vape products and why “regulated” should not be confused with “safe”
Vaping, Smoking, and the Myth of a Safer Choice
Carolyn Baglole warns of rising youth smoking, stressing that neither cigarettes nor vaping are safe choices for health
Vaping Cannabis Could Harm Your Lungs
Research by Carolyn Baglole shows that cannabis vapour may contain harmful chemicals and affect lung cell function
Spring 2025 Student Awards
Congratulations to the 2025 recipients of FRQS and CIHR studentship and fellowship awards! We wish you much success!
2025 RESP Research Day Poster and Oral Winners
Congratulations to all of our oral and poster presenter winners from the 2025 Respiratory Research Day
Adolescent Vaping Linked to Increased Heart Disease Risk in Men
Two new studies by Carolyn Baglole examine how vaping during adolescence affects the lungs and heart.
DOM World Class Teams in TB and Pulmonary Fibrosis
Members of the RESP program are leading the Department of Medicine’s world class teams in Tuberculosis and pulmonary fibrosis.
Spring 2024 Student Awards
Congratulations to the 2024 recipients of FRQS and CIHR studentship and fellowship awards! We wish you much success!