Queen’s University to lead the way in establishing Competency-Based Medical Education framework.

The Canadian Cancer Trials Group – formerly known as NCIC CTG – aims to improve the medical standard of care for different forms of the disease and develop new treatment options.

The Queen’s Genetically Engineered Machine team put in a gold-medal winning effort at the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition in Boston.

Queen’s researchers work to understand the regulation of a cell surface protein involved in cancer.

Queen’s students participate in seventh annual Health Care Team Challenge.

Marian Luctkar-Flude has found that primary care providers not always addressing common issues faced by breast cancer survivors.

Queen’s faculty members awarded university’s Prize for Excellence in Research.

Actors provide realistic training experiences for Queen’s Health Sciences students.

Joseph Pater recognized for a lifetime of leading more than 300 clinical cancer trials.

A record of six doctoral students earn prestigious Vanier Scholarship.