Toronto General Hospital Research Institute

Exploring the Mechanisms of in-Hospital Emergency Department Diversion: A Qualitative Single-Case Study

Healthcare workers (HCWs) are at risk of substance use disorders (SUD) due to factors such as burnout, stress, and occupational trauma, which may contribute to drug diversion (theft or unauthorized redirection of controlled substances), placing HCWs at risk of overdose, death, pr...

Heterogeneity and ontogeny of mouse thymic macrophages reveal a requirement for Csf1r-expressing myeloid cells during early T cell development

Thymic macrophages (TMs) maintain tissue homeostasis by clearing the large numbers of apoptotic cells generated during T cell development, but how TM heterogeneity relates to their developmental origin and role in thymocyte maturation remains incompletely understood. Using comple...

Peripheral microbial metabolites as indicators of gut microbiome disruption: systematic review and meta-analysis

ABSTRACT Gut microbiome disruption is often characterized by the loss of obligately anaerobic bacteria, which may lead to altered production of microbial metabolites that can be detected peripherally. The application of widely used sequencing-based microbiome analyses to clinical...