Caribbean and African Regenerative Medicine (CARM)
@CARMnetwork
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Building trusting relationships & efficient communication between Black communities and research & clinical communities about regenerative medicine.
Based at University of Toronto
Joined February 2023
Want to learn more? Visit our website here: or follow our instagram using the QR code below!
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Never heard of CARM before? Here's a little more about us!
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📢 Join us for Webinar 2 in the Conversations About Health in Black Communities series:.Patient Choice: Facts, Myths & Fears.🗓️ June 12, 2025 | 🕧 12:30–2:30 PM EDT | 💻 Virtual.Register:
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The CDTRP and the CARM Project invite you to Webinar 2 in the Conversations About Health in Black Communities series:. 📅 June 12, 2025. 🕒 12:30–2:30 PM EDT. 📍 Virtual .Register now: .Learn more:
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carmnetwork.The CDTRP and CARM present Conversations About Health in Black Communities!.💬 Part I: A Family’s Transplant Journey!.🗓️ May 13, 2025.⏰ 12–2 PM EDT.🔗 REGISTER:
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📢 Join us for the CARM Student Webinars 2025!. 🗓️ Jan 27 & 29.⏰ 12 PM - 2 PM EST.📍 Addressing racism and health challenges in ACB communities. ✨ In partnership with the Jean Augustine Chair & York U.
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RT @TrilliumGift: It's BeADonor Month! Did you know that even though more than 90% of Ontarians support organ and tissue donation, only 35%….
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RT @CoCreath: We've created a tool (A Critical Health and Racial Literacy Training- CHRL) to help service providers work more effectively w….
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We are looking forward to today’s event at the David Braley Health Sciences Centre in Hamilton Ontario.
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RT @UnityHealthTO: Few Black medical students become surgeons, according to new research from St. Michael's Hospital. Research participants….
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RT @MbD_UofT: Coming up: March 26 in Hamilton @McMasterU, the @CARMnetwork ( will host a session about confronting….
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Thank you for joining us!
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Closing remarks by Dr. Carl James, CARM co-lead.
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Rahnesse Smith, sharing her experiences with Sickle Cell and navigating this as a university student.
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Dionne Banton, from the Office of Access & Outreach at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, speaking on educating the Black student in the Health Sciences.
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Dr. Josephine Etowa, speaking on African Caribbean & Black (ACB) health and racism.
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Dr. Arjun Law, speaking on Stem Cell Transplantation for blood cancers and sickle cell disease.
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Our first speaker of the morning! Dr. Istvan Mucsi, transplant nephrologist & associate professor of medicine at the University Health Network
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