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Mini Med School 2025 Videos: Exploring Rare Diseases — Discovery to Treatment
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Technology in Rare Disease Diagnosis and Care
Uncover how current and emerging technologies are reshaping the way we understand, diagnose, and treat rare diseases.
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Collaboration in Science and Healthcare
Learn about the impact of interdisciplinary teamwork in tackling the complex challenges of rare diseases.
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Navigating the Future of Rare Disease Care
Investigate how cutting-edge research in rare diseases is driving global policy changes, and learn about the importance of preparing for scientific breakthroughs while ensuring fair access for all patients.
Watch videoMini Med School 2024 Videos: From Data to Diagnosis — Navigating Digital Health
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Health Informatics Basics + Using Data Analytics in Pediatric Health Care
Health informatics uses technology and data to improve pediatric care and enhance decision-making for better patient outcomes.
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Personalized Cancer Care + Childhood Diabetes Care in British Columbia
Precision medicine, AI, and technology are leading to personalized cancer treatments and proactive diabetes management.
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AI-Driven Personalized Medicine + Generative AI Research in Health Care
Artificial intelligence is transforming medicine and health-care research, bringing us closer to truly personalized care.
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Immersive Technology in Medical Training + the Science of Concussions
Technology is transforming medical training and concussion education, from immersive learning tools to evidence-based concussion care.
Watch videoMini Med School 2023 Videos: Infectious Diseases and the Immune Response
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Vaccine Hesitancy: How Do We Get More People Vaccinated?
Dealing with the COVID-19 “infodemic” and navigating the world of online information.
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Immune Response: Why Do Some Kids Get Sick and Others Don’t?
Inherent errors of immunity and the role of genetics and microbiota in intestinal infections.
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Vaccine Development: How Are Vaccines Made and How Do We Know They Are Safe?
The life cycle of vaccine development and what happens after they get approved for use.
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Antibiotics: Is Antibiotic Resistance the Biggest Threat We Have?
How antimicrobial resistance increases illness and complicates health care.
Watch videoMini Med School 2022 Videos: The Developing Mind — Child and Adolescent Mental Health
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Intro to Mental Health and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Learn about mental disorders in young people, prevention, and treatment programs.
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Somatization and Risky or Self-Damaging Behaviours
Somatization involves the physical experience of emotions.
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and the ‘Omic’ Spectrum of Autism
Improving care for kids and youth with OCD and subgrouping autism types via “omics”.
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Stigma, Resilience, Family Intervention, and Drug Interactions
How does stigma affect health? How can certain interventions help? And how do drugs cause specific effects?
Watch videoMini Med School 2021 Videos: Discoveries in Diabetes — A Century of Innovation
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Diabetes 101: Beta Cells, Living With Diabetes, Indigenous Health in T2D
Diabetes causes, treatments, life experience, and factors that influence Indigenous health.
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History of Insulin Discovery and Pancreatic Beta Cells in Diabetes
The history of diabetes research, effects of insulin on the body, beta cells, and more.
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Reshaping Immunity in Diabetes and Islet Transplantation
The immune system in type 1 diabetes and pancreatic islet transplantation.
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The Role of Nutrition in Treating Diabetes and Stem Cells for T1D
Diabetes and nutrition and the current research on stem cell therapy for T1D.
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