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Who We Are

The Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine (CARRM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the field of regenerative medicine. We accomplish this through two primary venues: 1) funding local research facilities, and 2) spreading awareness about the power of stem cell research and its therapeutic applications. Both of these goals go hand-in-hand: without the financial support, research centres can't make life-saving discoveries and without the education, you won't know about the cause you're donating to. Inspired by the ground-breaking research taking place in facilities such as the McEwen Centre for Regenerative Medicine, the Schulich school of Medicine & Dentistry and the Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research. CARRM believes in the untapped potential of regenerative medicine and its wide range of applications. From treating diabetes to potentially counteracting the degenerative effects of Alzheimer's, regenerative medicine is not only the future of healthcare, but a symbol of hope, down to its fundamental unit--the stem cell.

 

Statement of Support for Black Lives Matter Movement

CARRM is committed to our support of the Black Lives Matter movement and want to raise awareness through our platform to help bring an end to racial inequality. We aim to provide support for those in our community who have been impacted, and hope to help be a part of the solution. Please take a look at the resources available below and share them with people you know!

 

Updates Regarding COVID-19

In light of the recent COVID-19 outbreak, CARRM's BOD and university chapters will be cancelling all of our in-person events indefinitely. We are doing our best to follow the advice of public health authorities and take every precaution that we should. Meanwhile, we will be communicating any updates or upcoming virtual events via our website and social media pages so stay tuned to those for further updates! On behalf of CARRM, we hope you stay safe, practice all the necessary personal hygiene measures advised by the public health officials, and take care of your physical and mental health during this difficult times.

CARRM at a glance...

CARRM Symposium @ Western University

Western University's chapter of CARRM held another successful symposium inviting various researchers and doctor in regenerative medicine to discuss current research in the ethics surrounding the topic. If you've missed the event and want to check it out, you can find the audio recording of the event here!

 

The CARRM Magazine by CARRM@Guelph

CARRM's University of Guelph chapter has released a new issue of their CARRM magazine! Click here to access the e-magazine filled with tons of exciting columns including an exclusive interview with a regenerative medicine researcher Dr. Jim Petrik and tips on how to stay health during the winter months!

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