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Respecting the ‘enemy’ key to fighting Zika, grad says Tyler Sharp is an international disease detective with a profound respect for the viruses he investigates. He also harbours a fairly virulent loathing for them. The curious, meticulous scientist is intrigued by the tiny, potentially deadly organisms – by their elegance, simplicity and potency. But he
$1.4-Million Research Lab Honours Memory of Canadian Wine Industry Trailblazer It took 20 years for Melanie Wills, B.Sc. ’09, PhD ’16, to get a diagnosis. By then, Lyme disease had stolen much of her childhood and adolescence and had followed her to university. Wills endured chronic pain, severe fatigue and gastrointestinal issues, thyroid and vision