The Economic Burden of Denosumab on the Canadian Healthcare System and the Implications of the Introduction of Sandoz’s Biosimilar: A Medico-Economic and Comparative Analysis

This project will examine how the use of Jubbonti and Wyost, two biosimilar medications recently launched in Canada, can help reduce healthcare costs while maintaining access to high-quality treatment. These biosimilars are approved alternatives to a widely used biologic drug for treating osteoporosis and bone complications related to cancer. Working with the pharmaceutical company Sandoz, […]

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Accès au marché des biosimilaires et système de santé canadien

Le projet de recherche se concentrera sur la transition vers les biosimilaires au Canada, en analysant comment les payeurs des provinces canadiennes intègrent ces médicaments dans leurs systèmes de remboursement. L’objectif est d’améliorer l’accès des patients à des traitements plus abordables tout en permettant au système de santé de réinvestir les économies réalisées dans l’innovation […]

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Évaluation des défis entourant l’utilisation des biomarqueurs du cancer pour les tumeurs solides au Canada

Ce projet vise à évaluer les défis entourant les tests de biomarqueurs du cancer pour les tumeurs solides au Canada en ce qui a trait aux disparités interprovinciales dans le processus de remboursement et l’accès aux tests, aux différences dans les politiques d’accès, aux manquements dans l’harmonisation avec les recommandations des organismes en évaluation des […]

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Enhancing or restoring ecosystem services in oxygen stressed water bodies – exploring potential applications for a novel aeration device

Many bodies of water are facing a decline in concentrations of oxygen in the water. This is mainly because human activities have increased the amount of nutrients and organic matter entering these water bodies, which in turn fuels microbial activity that consumes available oxygen. When oxygen levels drop, the health of the ecosystem suffers, and […]

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Revue des lignes directrices en évaluation des technologies de la santé (ETS), des données probantes et autres preuves supplémentaires sur la prise de décision en matière d’ETS en oncologie

Ce projet de recherche vise à comprendre comment les agences qui évaluent les nouvelles technologies de santé utilisent des données provenant du monde réel pour prendre des décisions sur les traitements en oncologie. L’objectif est d’analyser les lignes directrices de ces agences et de voir comment elles considèrent différentes sortes de preuves (cliniques, économiques, etc.) […]

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L’innovation sous contrôle : Stratégie de gestion des risques et conformité dans la soumission d’une nouvelle drogue d’Ethypharm à Santé Canada

L’innovation pharmaceutique ne se limite pas à la découverte de nouveaux médicaments, mais repose également sur des processus réglementaires rigoureux garantissant leur sécurité, leur efficacité et leur qualité. Ce projet de recherche vise à analyser les stratégies de soumission réglementaire mises en œuvre pour l’approbation de nouveaux médicaments par les agences de santé, en particulier […]

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Canada, New and Emerging Technologies and the Indo-Pacific Region

The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) is seeking two Mitacs interns to support the organization in two of its ongoing research projects that are focused on leading-edge technologies: (1) advancing regional knowledge and cooperation on technology-related policy issues, including artificial intelligence (AI); and (2) investigating ‘emerging issues’ that will help define cooperation between […]

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Interpreting the reproduction of climate natural variability and extreme events using probabilistic neural network architectures

This project aims to use artificial intelligence methods to reproduce various characteristics of the Earth climate system. More specifically, we know that the climate system is subject to natural variability, a physical phenomenon that dictates that multiple future conditions are possible within atmospheric physical constraints. Modelling this phenomenon is currently very costly with large models […]

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Effects of Mobile Technologies on Emergency Response

Workplace incidents usually need to be reported and it is important to ensure that they are resolved in a timely manner. To understand the procedures involved in an emergency response to a workplace incident, we have started investigating the existing practices of the McGill University Safety office by interviewing their personnel. We focused our investigation […]

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Identifying Tissue Protective Probiotics and Their Immunomodulatory Properties

The gut microbiota, a complex community of microorganisms residing within the digestive tract, plays a significant role in modulating host immune responses. This project aims to identify specific gut microbial species that influence the immune response and elucidate the underlying molecular mechanisms involved. To study these microbe-host interactions, mice cells will be exposed to different […]

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Analysis of Injuries Resulting from Use of Non-traditional Vehicles

The expanding use of non-traditional vehicles has led to increasing trends of injuries and admissions to hospitals in many countries. Since these vehicles represent a new mode of transportation, the impact of their use is not clear due to limited number of studies that have been conducted, especially in Canada with its unique environments and […]

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The Pulse of Rural MB: 2025

This project, led by the Rural Development Institute (RDI) and Rural Manitoba Economic Development (RMED), aims to understand the key trends and challenges facing rural communities in Manitoba. Many rural communities struggle due to limited access to reliable, local data. This makes it hard for decision-makers like mayors, planners, and local leaders to create effective […]

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