TIME to Talk - Science & Medicine

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TIME to Talk - Science & Medicine is a podcast from the Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME) at Queen’s University designed to showcase translational research. Hosted by Dr. Stephen Archer and Dr. Charlie Hindmarch, this podcast is designed to highlight translational researchers at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. The main goal of these podcasts will be to focus on the translational researcher, to learn about where they've come from, what motivates them, what are their ‘dangerous ideas’ and how their research will change the world!

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Episodes 27

Every Breath Counts: From Puffers to Planetary Health
2mo ago · 33:33
Get to know our special guest Dr. Geneviève Digby! Dr. Digby joined the Department of Medicine (DOM) at Queen’s University in 2016 in the Division of Respirology with a cross-appointment in the Department of Oncology. She completed medical school, residency in Internal Medicine, and fellowship in Respirology at Queen’s University. She then completed a Masters […]
The Fragmentome: How circulating DNA fragments in the blood can be used to diagnose cancer
4mo ago · 32:13
Get to know our special guest Dr. Trevor Pugh! Dr. Pugh is a cancer genomics researcher and board-certified molecular geneticist at the forefront of precision medicine. As holder of the Canada Research Chair in Translational Genomics, he uses genome sequencing to understand causes of cancer, guide treatment of patients, and detect early disease using blood […]
Healthy Aging – How to Extend Your Health Span
5mo ago · 33:31
Get to know our special guest Dr. John Muscedere! Dr. Muscedere is an intensivist at Kingston General Hospital (KGH), and Professor of Critical Care Medicine in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Queen’s University. He also serves as the Research Director of the Critical Care Program at Queen’s and KGH, and Co-Chair of the Canadian […]
Meet the New Dean: TIME learns what makes Dr. Tannock Tick
7mo ago · 39:50
Get to know our special guest Dr. Lisa Tannock – New Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at Queen’s University, Director of the School of Medicine and CEO of the Southeastern Academic Medical Organization (SEAMO)! Dr. Tannock completed her MD and clinical training in internal medicine at the University of Toronto, then completed subspecialty […]
The Immune Systems GPS: How do immune cells know where to go?
9mo ago · 26:40
Get to know our special guest Dr. Paul Kubes! Dr. Kubes’ research program is at the forefront of real-time imaging of the immune system. As the CERC in Immunophysiology and Immunotherapy, he will provide leadership and build synergies amongst physiologists, cancer biologists, and immunologists, in order to adopt advanced technologies for understanding immune mechanisms of […]
The Cancer CHALLENGE: Exercise Changes the Game – Should We Be Funding Exercise Prescription?
11mo ago · 38:44
Get to know our special guest Dr. Christopher Booth! Dr. Booth is a Medical Oncologist and Health Services Researcher at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. He is a Professor of Oncology and Public Health Sciences and Director of the Division of Cancer Care and Epidemiology at the Sinclair Cancer Research Institute. During 2014-2024 he held […]
Pulsed Field Ablation – A Shocking New Way to Cure Atrial Fibrillation
1y ago · 36:11
Get to know our special guest Dr. Sanoj Chacko! Dr. Chacko is a highly qualified and accomplished cardiologist with a background which includes an MBBS degree, MRCP (UK), and a Ph.D. in Cardiovascular Medicine from the UK. He holds the coveted CCT in Cardiovascular Medicine and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians […]
There’s an App for That: How AI is Changing Cervical Cancer Diagnosis in Tanzania
1y ago · 48:52
Get to know our special guest Dr. Karen Yeates! Dr. Yeates is a graduate of Queen’s Medical School and received Internal Medicine training in Toronto. She then completed a fellowship in Nephrology at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario combined with a Master in Public Health from Harvard University. She is co-founder and co-director of the […]
One Patient at a Time: Precision Medicine in Pulmonary Hypertension
1y ago · 38:22
Get to know our special guest Dr. Jane Leopold! Dr. Jane Leopold is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a clinical interventional cardiologist, Director of the Women’s Interventional Cardiology Health Initiative and Director of the Cardiovascular Research Cores at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. She is an internationally recognized vascular biologist with […]
The Best ICU Stay Is The One That Doesn’t Happen!
1y ago · 44:31
Get to know our special guest Dr. David Maslove! Dr. Maslove is a Clinician Scientist in the Departments of Medicine and Critical Care Medicine at Queen’s University, and an Internist and Intensivist at Kingston Health Sciences Centre. His research focuses on the use of physiologic and genomic data to advance precision medicine in the ICU. […]
Healing the Failing Heart
1y ago · 46:52
Get to know our special guest Dr. Aws Almufleh! Dr. Almufleh received his medical degree with First Class Honors from King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2012. He then completed a Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Miami focusing on epidemiology and clinical research. He did internal medicine residency at McGill […]
The Doctors We Need: Thoughts on the Training of Medical Students to Become the Doctors Canada Needs
1y ago · 1:01:32
Get to know our special guest Dr. Tony Sanfilippo as he discusses his new book ‘The Doctors We Need – Imagining a New Path for Physician Recruitment, Training, and Support’. Dr. Sanfilippo, a respected cardiologist and former Associate Dean of Medical Education at Queen’s University, confronts a startling reality: in a nation proud of its […]
Solving Existential Problems: A Nobel Pursuit
1y ago · 56:48
Get to know our special guest Dr. Art McDonald, a native of Sydney, N.S. Canada. He has degrees in physics from Dalhousie University (BSc, MSc) and Caltech (Ph.D.) and fifteen honorary degrees. Following his doctorate, he worked as a Research Officer at AECL Chalk River Laboratories from 1969-1982, then went on to be a Professor […]
Health for All
1y ago · 38:08
Get to know our special guest Dr. Jane Philpott. Queen’s University appointed the Honourable Jane Philpott as the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Director of the School of Medicine for a five-year term. During this time she also served as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization (SEAMO) […]
Back from the Dead
1y ago · 38:45
Get to know our guest Dr. Will Sharp an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine at the University of Chicago. Dr. Sharp’s research is to understand the fundamental mechanisms that couple mitochondrial behavior with cellular energetic demand. Specifically, his lab studies how substrate limitations or increased workload of the cell are coupled […]
Infectious Diseases – What Happens After The Acute Phase Is Over Will Surprise You
1y ago · 35:33
Get to know our guest Dr. Tony Bai, joined the Department of Medicine as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases in November 2021. He graduated from the University of Ottawa School of Medicine. Subsequently, he completed his core internal medicine residency at Queen’s University and his infectious diseases fellowship at McMaster University. […]
Of Mice and Men, and a Few Other Creatures
1y ago · 34:39
Get to know our special guest Dr. Andrew Winterborn, Queen’s University’s veterinarian. A graduate of the University of Montreal in 2005 with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, Dr. Winterborn completed his residency at the University of Rochester Medical Centre before joining Queen’s in 2009. During his time at Queen’s, Dr. Winterborn, an acknowledged expert […]
Viva La Cardiología: The heartbeat of Latin America
1y ago · 46:07
Get to know our special guest Dr. Adrian Baranchuk. Dr. Adrian Baranchuk, a native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, obtained his MD from the University of Buenos Aires in 1990. After qualifying in Internal Medicine and Cardiology (1995), he completed a Clinical Fellowship in Cardiac Electrophysiology (1997). In 2002 he immigrated to Spain for a Research […]
Cancer Chaos: Exploiting dysfunctional relationships between DNA & chromatin in cancer therapeutics
2y ago
Get to know our special guest Dr. Lynne Postovit. Dr. Postovit earned her Bachelor of Science (Honours) at Queen’s University in 1999. After receiving her PhD in Anatomy and Cell Biology at Queen’s, Dr. Postovit completed a CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship at Northwestern University in the Department of Cancer Biology and Epigenomics. Dr. Postovit was an […]
The Marvelous Universe of Cell-Based Therapy: First-In-Canada Clinical Trials to Regrow the Lungs of Premature Babies
2y ago
Get to know our special guest Dr. Bernard Thébaud. Dr. Thébaud is a clinician-scientist with a focus on the clinical translation of stem cell-based therapies for lung diseases. Dr. Thébaud is a senior scientist with the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI) and Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute (CHEO RI), and a neonatologist with […]
Made in Canada CAR-T therapy: Reprogramming a patient’s cells to kill their cancer
2y ago
Get to know Dr. Annette Hay. Dr. Annette Hay is a Hematologist within the Department of Medicine, Queen’s University, cross-appointed to the Departments of Oncology and Pediatrics, and a Senior Investigator with the Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG). She became Chair of the Division of Hematology in January 2021. Commencing at the University of Dundee […]
What every young women should know about alcohol consumption
2y ago
Get to know Dr. Jennifer Flemming – Dr. Flemming is an Associate Professor of Medicine and Public Health Sciences at Queen’s University with clinical training in gastroenterology, hepatology and liver transplantation. After completing her Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology training at Queen’s University, she completed two years of advanced hepatology and a Master’s in Clinical Research […]
Hocus POCUS: Detecting early signs of heart disease
2y ago
Get to know Dr. Amer Johri – a professor and clinician in the department of medicine at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. Dr. Johri is an expert on 3D echocardiography, interventional echocardiography, and Handheld Cardiac Ultrasound. His research focus involves patient-oriented research projects and the innovation of non-invasive techniques to predict and diagnose atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. This […]
Women That Bleed
2y ago
The TIME podcast is getting a bit of an update! We would like to introduce: ‘TIME to Talk Science & Medicine’ with hosts Dr. Stephen Archer and Dr. Charlie Hindmarch. This new podcast is designed to highlight translational researchers at Queen’s University. Our goal is to focus on a translational researcher, to learn about where they’ve […]
When lung cancer calls for extra help!
3y ago
In medicine, we often use reviews and guidelines to inform best practices that are safe, and effective and are updated regularly based on new forthcoming evidence. The treatment of malignant superior vena cava syndrome, a rare condition where cancer causes obstruction to the blood flow to the heart, is less well studied and has not been reviewed […]

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TIME to Talk - Science & Medicine

Episodes 27

Every Breath Counts: From Puffers to Planetary Health

The Fragmentome: How circulating DNA fragments in the blood can be used to diagnose cancer

Healthy Aging – How to Extend Your Health Span

Meet the New Dean: TIME learns what makes Dr. Tannock Tick

The Immune Systems GPS: How do immune cells know where to go?

The Cancer CHALLENGE: Exercise Changes the Game – Should We Be Funding Exercise Prescription?

Pulsed Field Ablation – A Shocking New Way to Cure Atrial Fibrillation

There’s an App for That: How AI is Changing Cervical Cancer Diagnosis in Tanzania

One Patient at a Time: Precision Medicine in Pulmonary Hypertension

The Best ICU Stay Is The One That Doesn’t Happen!

Healing the Failing Heart

The Doctors We Need: Thoughts on the Training of Medical Students to Become the Doctors Canada Needs

Solving Existential Problems: A Nobel Pursuit

Health for All

Back from the Dead

Infectious Diseases – What Happens After The Acute Phase Is Over Will Surprise You

Of Mice and Men, and a Few Other Creatures

Viva La Cardiología: The heartbeat of Latin America

Cancer Chaos: Exploiting dysfunctional relationships between DNA & chromatin in cancer therapeutics

The Marvelous Universe of Cell-Based Therapy: First-In-Canada Clinical Trials to Regrow the Lungs of Premature Babies

Made in Canada CAR-T therapy: Reprogramming a patient’s cells to kill their cancer

What every young women should know about alcohol consumption

Hocus POCUS: Detecting early signs of heart disease

Women That Bleed

When lung cancer calls for extra help!

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Every Breath Counts: From Puffers to Planetary Health

The Fragmentome: How circulating DNA fragments in the blood can be used to diagnose cancer

Healthy Aging – How to Extend Your Health Span

Meet the New Dean: TIME learns what makes Dr. Tannock Tick

The Immune Systems GPS: How do immune cells know where to go?

The Cancer CHALLENGE: Exercise Changes the Game – Should We Be Funding Exercise Prescription?

Pulsed Field Ablation – A Shocking New Way to Cure Atrial Fibrillation

There’s an App for That: How AI is Changing Cervical Cancer Diagnosis in Tanzania

One Patient at a Time: Precision Medicine in Pulmonary Hypertension

The Best ICU Stay Is The One That Doesn’t Happen!

Healing the Failing Heart

The Doctors We Need: Thoughts on the Training of Medical Students to Become the Doctors Canada Needs

Solving Existential Problems: A Nobel Pursuit

Health for All

Back from the Dead

Infectious Diseases – What Happens After The Acute Phase Is Over Will Surprise You

Of Mice and Men, and a Few Other Creatures

Viva La Cardiología: The heartbeat of Latin America

Cancer Chaos: Exploiting dysfunctional relationships between DNA & chromatin in cancer therapeutics

The Marvelous Universe of Cell-Based Therapy: First-In-Canada Clinical Trials to Regrow the Lungs of Premature Babies

Made in Canada CAR-T therapy: Reprogramming a patient’s cells to kill their cancer

What every young women should know about alcohol consumption

Hocus POCUS: Detecting early signs of heart disease

Women That Bleed

When lung cancer calls for extra help!