Beta-glucan can ‘Reprogram’ Immune Cells With Promising Results
A study by Maziar Divangahi found that beta-glucan, a component in all fungi, can protect against flu-related lung damage.
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A study by Maziar Divangahi found that beta-glucan, a component in all fungi, can protect against flu-related lung damage.
Congratulations to all RESP members who were funded in the Fall 2024 CIHR Project Grant Competition!
Dick Menzies, Andrea Benedetti, and colleagues show that the antibiotic levofloxacin could significantly reduce the risk of MDR-TB.
Work by Irah King has uncovered a previously unknown role of fungi in shaping intestinal immunity.
Maziar Divangahi and James Martin uncover a natural flu defense that activates in the nasal cavity during pregnancy
Kevin Schwartzman received the McGill University Department of Medicine Mentor of the Year Award for 2024. Congrats!
New CIHR Clinical Trial Grant awarded to Dick Menzies: An adaptive trial to identify the safest regimen with the shortest duration for TB prevention
Congratulations to all RESP members who were funded in the Spring 2024 CIHR Project Grant Competition!
Publication by Dao Nguyen suggests that Pseudomonas aeruginosa might persist intracellularly
Members of the RESP program are leading the Department of Medicine’s world class teams in Tuberculosis and pulmonary fibrosis.