Research Rounds
Join us for the Gynecologic Cancer Initiative Research Rounds! The Gynecologic Cancer Initiative Research Rounds features researchers working on accelerating transformative research on prevention, treatment and survivorship of gynecologic cancers. The goal of these research rounds is to provide a forum for researchers, trainees and staff to learn about the range of different gynecologic cancer research projects happening across British Columbia.
All researchers, clinicians, trainees, and staff members are welcome to join!
Please note that you must register to attend these research rounds. Meeting details will be sent out to registrants before the event. Light refreshments will be provided to in-person attendees!
2023 – 2024 Research Rounds
2022 – 2023 Research Rounds
2021-2022 Research Rounds Recordings
2020-2021 Research Rounds Recordings
Drugs targeting to tumors in the peritoneal cavity
Dr. Shyh-Dar Li, PhD
Hereditary gynceologic cancers: testing, prevention and management
Dr. Lesa Dawson, MD, FRCSC
Metabolism, cancer and the immune system – what do they have in common?
Dr. Julian Lum, PhD
Heterogeneity and molecular subtypes in endometriosis-associated cancers and their precursors
Dr. Michael Anglesio, PhD
Strategies for making an impact with policy makers: Methods from women’s health research
Dr. Sarah Munro, PhD
What’s new in the classification of gynecological cancers: the 5th edition of the WHO guidelines
Dr. Blake Gilks, MD
Clinical prediction
models in
gynecological oncology
Dr. Aline Talhouk, PhD
Real-life patient
experiences in
gynecologic oncology
Dr. Jenny Ko, MD
Where are the knowledge gaps to get us to cervical cancer elimination in women living with HIV?
Dr. Deborah Money, MD Dr. Elisabeth McClymont, PhD
Opportunistic salpingectomy for ovarian cancer prevention and age of onset of menopause: Reassuring findings from British Columbia
Dr. Gillian Hanley, PhD
New data on POLEmut and NSMMP molecular subtypes of endometrial cancer and how molecular classification is changing EC management today
Dr. Jessica McAlpine, MD
Ovarian cancer subtypes reframed as distinct oncogenic journeys: a post-genomic approach to research
Dr. David Huntsman, MD