2021 Virtual J.A Low Research Day, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Queen's University

Thank you to all who attended our 2021 Virtual J.A Low Research Day. We are proud of the quality of the research happening in our Departments and the mentoring provided by our faculty members.

It was an amazing Research Day. For the full program and recorded poster presentations follow this link






We would like to congratulate our winners!

Best Clinical Science Poster Presentation: 

Michael Merrick - Infertility treatment, multiple gestation, and multifetal reductions: a population-based cohort study. @DrLauraGaudet @ICESOntario @CIHR_IHDCYH


Best Basic Science Poster Presentation:

Megan Cull - Do Sca-1 positive trophoblasts cells contribute to an adaption or pathology in the placenta? @drcnatale @sbentonPhD

Best Oral Presentation:

Hossai Furmli - Comparing reproductive health outcomes among immigrant, refugee and Canadian born women: A population-based cohort study.





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