Lawson Research

• Exercise, then brain training could be game-changer for slowing dementia: Canadian study

  According to researchers, the impact of exercise followed by cognitive training was greater than the sum of both interventions and is clinically significant.

  Health

  Aug 18, 2023
  
• London Ont. study finds controlled-release opioid may cause heart infections

  The findings supports growing evidence that some controlled-release opioids are capable of leading to higher risk of infectious disease among those who inject drugs. 

  Health

  Jan 23, 2020
  
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• Groundbreaking study provides blueprint to turn plants into medical drug manufacturers: Western University

  Researchers say the study is the first of its kind to show that IL-37 can be produced in plant cells.

  Science

  Feb 26, 2019
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• High-dose radiation improves survival in previously incurable cancer patients: study

  In a new study led by the Lawson Health Research Institute, researchers challenged the idea that cancer that spreads from an original tumour to other parts of the body is incurable.

  Health

  Oct 18, 2018
• Patient-centred approach proves successful for London youth with mood, anxiety concerns

  The founder of London's First Episode Mood and Anxiety Program, or FEMAP, is hoping the results of a new study help inform future health care delivery models.

  Health

  Jul 11, 2018