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Research

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Partnering to end TB through fundamental research in:

  • Genetic factors predisposing individuals to TB infection
  • The origin and evolution of the TB bacteria
  • Survival strategies and novel approaches to preventing the cycle of transmission

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Recent achievements:

$6 million in annual research funding
3 Canada Research ChairsÌý Ìý
5 CIHR Foundation grants
60+ Talks given nationally and internationally each year
1100+ Peer-reviewed publications
75 Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows

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Our members have expertise across multiple disciplines and methodologies, among them:

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  • Biomedical, epidemiological and clinical research
  • Testing and diagnostics
  • Novel treatments
  • Capacity building and training
  • TB in specific populations
  • Knowledge transfer, advocacy and policy setting

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The specific interests of each researcher can be found on our Team page.

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Our researchers participate in many activities, including:

  • Authoring publications, resources, books and other tools
  • Participating in global activities for World TB Day
  • Coordinating and teaching TB-related courses: Summer Institute in Infectious Disease and Global Health (5 TB-related courses), Dept of Epidemiology: Randomized trials
  • Media communications about TB research
  • Leading TB seminars and webinars
  • Contributing to TB management guidelines, particularly the Canadian TB Standards

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As a WHO Collaborating Centre, we offer:

  • Technical assistance in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) for the promotion and implementation of the WHO Global Action Framework for TB Research
  • Guideline development in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of TB
  • Policy development

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