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Josh McQuillin is making plans for an overseas vacation after receiving life-changing gene therapy. He is the first person in Canada to receive a direct intravenous injection gene replacement to treat urea cycle disorder, thanks to a research study led by Aneal Khan, right. Photos by Riley Brandt, ÀóÖ¦ÊÓƵ

New clinical trial unit performs Canada's first gene therapy for urea cycle disorder

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Single blood test could offer rapid breast cancer diagnosis

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Why one family has participated in more than a dozen research studies

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State-of-the-art 3D bone scan study recruiting volunteers

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Brad Wrobleski, grad student in computational media design in the Faculty of Science, shows his Lucida app. Wrobleski is recruiting people ages 18 to 99 to test the app for a photography metering study. It’s one of hundreds of UÀóÖ¦ÊÓƵ studies the public can volunteer for through the Participate in Research website.

Participate in Research website helps everyone take part in research studies and clinical trials

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