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SUMMARY: Women’s Health Research Cluster Trainee Research Presentations
DESCRIPTION: Short\, blitz-style presentations by trainees at the WHRC abou
 t their undergraduate\, graduate\, or postdoctoral research projects. This 
 event is free and a great opportunity to connect with individuals immersed 
 in women's health research.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h3><a href="https://womenshealthresearch.ubc
 .ca/"><img class="aligncenter wp-image-31761 size-medium_large" src="https:
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  the </strong><strong style="font-size: 16px\;"><a href="https://womensheal
 thresearch.ubc.ca/">Women's Health Research Cluster's</a> next Trainee Rese
 arch Presentations!</strong></p><p><span style="font-weight: 400\;">This se
 ssion will feature short\, blitz-style presentations by trainees about thei
 r undergraduate\, graduate\, or postdoctoral research projects. It's a grea
 t opportunity to learn about what students interested in women’s health are
  working on\, to join an engaging discussion and connect with peers. Check 
 out the speaker line-up below and don't forget to <a href="https://womenshe
 althresearch.ubc.ca/trainee-research-presentation-registration">register fo
 r this free event</a>!</span></p><h4>Speakers</h4><p>[accordions collapsibl
 e=true active=false][accordion title="Amanda Nitschke\, MSc Student\, Unive
 rsity of British Columbia"]<strong>Title of presentation:</strong> Associat
 ion between prenatal antibiotic exposure and autism spectrum disorder: A po
 pulation-based cohort study from British Columbia\, Canada.</p><p><strong>B
 io</strong>: Amanda is a second-year MSc student in the School of Populatio
 n and Public Health\, co-supervised by Dr. Gillian Hanley and Dr. Tim Oberl
 ander. Her thesis uses a population-based approach to investigate the assoc
 iation between antibiotic exposure prenatally and during labour and deliver
 y with the risk of autism spectrum disorder in offspring.[/accordion][accor
 dion title="Emma Goodwin\, MSc Student\, University of British Columbia"]<s
 trong>Title of presentation:</strong> Prevalence of anxiety and depression 
 in both symptomatic and asymptomatic surgically-confirmed endometriosis pat
 ients.</p><p><strong>Bio</strong>: I received my BSc Honours from the Unive
 rsity of Prince Edward Island in 2020. I am currently a Masters student in 
 the Women+ and Children's Health program in the department of Obstetrics an
 d Gynecology at UBC. My thesis will focus on the prevalence of anxiety and 
 depression in endometriosis patients\, as well as how these may affect trea
 tment for endometriosis.[/accordion][accordion title="Cara Anne Davidson\, 
 PhD Student\, Western University"]<strong>Title of presentation:</strong> B
 reast cancer and Intimate Partner Violence: What are we missing?</p><p><str
 ong>Bio</strong>: Cara A. Davidson\, MSc\, is a PhD student at Western Univ
 ersity in the Health and Rehabilitation Sciences program’s Measurement and 
 Methods stream. She specializes in mixed-methods research regarding gender-
 based violence\, breast cancer\, and women's health. Cara aims to integrate
  considerations of gender-based violence across the scope of women's health
 care to address health disparities.[/accordion][accordion title="Nokuzola N
 cube"]<strong>Title of presentation:</strong> Examining mental health servi
 ce access and satisfaction during COVID-19 amongst women who have experienc
 ed and/or are experiencing Intimate Partner Violence in Ontario.</p><p><str
 ong>Bio</strong>: Zola was awarded the Take the Lead scholarship\, a full f
 irst year tuition & residence scholarship for international public speaking
 . Zola is a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholar who’s collaborated w
 ith various organizations such as Education for Better Living in Tanzania\,
  Regional HIV/AIDS Connection\, Plan International Canada & the Sexual Assa
 ult Centre of London. Her passion for education & sub-Saharan Africa has le
 d her to start OBD Ventures\, a youth-led organization through the Resoluti
 on Project fellowship. As a researcher\, Zola is interested in women’s heal
 th\, intimate partner violence\, and service utilization. Currently\, Zola 
 is a Canada Graduate Scholar & Masters student in the School of Health Scie
 nces at Western University with a research focus on intimate partner violen
 ce and mental health services in Ontario.[/accordion][accordion title="Kath
 ryn Corbett"]<strong>Title of presentation:</strong> Sexual function and ac
 tivity among young females with kidney failure treated with dialysis.</p><p
 ><strong>Bio</strong>: Kathryn Corbett is a first-year resident physician i
 n Internal Medicine at the University of Calgary’s Cumming School of Medici
 ne. She is conducting research in Nephrology under the supervision of Dr. S
 andra Dumanski. Specifically\, her research is focused on better understand
 ing sexual dysfunction in women with chronic kidney disease to inform the e
 ffective identification and management of its symptoms. Before coming to Ca
 lgary\, Kathryn completed her medical school training at the University of 
 Toronto and earned an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from Que
 en’s University.[/accordion][/accordions]</p>
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