Dr. Armin Nouri Zaldeh Wins People’s Choice Award at BCCHR 3MT - Advances to UBC Semi-Finals
Dr. Armin Nouri Zaldeh Wins People’s Choice Award at BCCHR 3MT - Advances to UBC Semi-Finals
Over 7,000 patients recruited to GHDR!
The Global Hip Dysplasia Registry (GHDR) has achieved another remarkable milestone, surpassing 7,000 patients recruited worldwide.
Dr. Rujuta Mehta: 2024 Russell G. Smith Travelling Fellow
Dr. Rujuta Mehta visited Hippy Lab this summer as the 2024 Russell G. Smith Travelling Fellow.
Welcome Students! Summer 2024
The Hippy Lab offers work opportunities to undergraduate students, enabling the students to learn more about clinical research and working in a hospital setting.
We interviewed our current co-op students in Summer 2024 to learn about their experiences working with the lab.
Hippy Lab receives a Michael Smith Grant!
Hippy Lab is the recipient of a Michael Smith Health Research BC Convening and Collaborating Grant for the project, ‘Establishing a Patient/Family-Partner Hip Dysplasia Advisory Group.’
Welcome to our new staff!
The Hippy Lab offers work opportunities to undergraduate students, enabling the students to learn more about clinical research and working in a hospital setting.
We interviewed our current co-op students in Summer 2023 to learn about their experiences working with the lab.
Over 6,000 patients recruited to GHDR!
Over 6,000 patients recruited to GHDR!
GHDR recently surpassed the incredible milestone of over 6,000 patients recruited worldwide.
Coop Students (Summer 2023)
The Hippy Lab offers work opportunities to undergraduate students, enabling the students to learn more about clinical research and working in a hospital setting.
We interviewed our current co-op students in Summer 2023 to learn about their experiences working with the lab.
$1.09 Million CIHR Project Grant Awarded to Randomized Trial
Drs. Kishore Mulpuri (PI), Emily Schaeffer, Bryn Zomar, and Simon Kelley, and PhD candidate Jeffrey Bone, secured funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) for their clinical investigation project:
“Comparing observation vs. bracing in radiologically dysplastic, stable hips in infants with developmental dysplasia of the hip. An International Multi-Centre Non-Inferiority Randomized Control Trial”.