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A small fish is fuelling big hopes
What if one of the secrets to healing the hearts of children were hiding in the heart of a tiny fish? That’s the promising avenue being explored by Professor Rubén Marín Juez’s research team. They’re trying to understand the remarkable ability of the zebrafish heart to regenerate following an injury—compared to a human heart, where permanent scar tissue forms.
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AtkinsRéalis helps drive the future of health care with a $1M donation
Through this 10-year commitment, AtkinsRéalis is supporting CHU Sainte-Justine’s main priorities—innovation, research, and training its health professionals—now and in the future.
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A shortcut to outpace epilepsy
It can take up to 10 trials to find the right treatment for a child with drug-resistant epilepsy. With your support, researcher Anthony Flamier and Justine Gromaire, doctoral student in neuroscience, are developing an innovative way to identify in appropriate therapy faster. How? By using neurons created in the laboratory—along with a cutting-edge device acquired with the help of your donations.
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A record-breaking amount raised at Sainte-Justine’s second annual Grand Ball
On March 27, Sainte-Justine’s Grand Ball returned to La Nesra — Studio Événementiel for its second edition, raising a record-breaking more than $3 million in support of families at CHU Sainte-Justine. Take a look back at an evening defined by both meaningful impact and the joy of coming together.
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