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Queen’s University professor emeritus officially inducted as health care luminary for significant contributions to the improvement of health and health care in Canada and worldwide.

Dr. Seegobin began his career with Queen’s University in 1989 in the School of Medicine’s Department of Anesthesiology, where he inspired students and residents for the next 26 years.

Researcher says medical staff should not prolong the dying experience.

Dr. James A. Low, mentor, colleague and friend to many at Queen’s University; passed away at home with family on Feb. 15 in his 90th year.

Recipients of the Prizes for Excellence in Research discuss topics ranging from philosophy to Vitamin D.

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A new professional development series is assisting Health Sciences faculty members in attaining skills relevant to their roles as administrative leaders.

Combining nortriptyline and morphine provides better pain relief than using either drug alone, according to new study led by Ian Gilron. 

Dr. John O. “Jack” Parker died Feb. 3, at Kingston General Hospital at the age of 84.