Demystifying Medicine

McMaster Undergraduate Course

HTH SCI 4DM3

Overview

The McMaster Demystifying Medicine Seminar Series is both an undergraduate course (HTS 4DM3) where students create well-researched videos and podcasts to further Knowledge Translation and Communication in the fields of science, technology, and medicine, as well as a collection where faculty and trainees present pathologies, patient diagnoses and therapies of major diseases and current research. This is designed to help increase the understanding of how advances in biology can be applied to diseases and discusses frequently emerging scientific, medical and ethical areas of interest.

 

Content

Most videos are directed towards individuals in university and medical settings, including students, faculty and clinicians, however many videos are perfectly suitable for high school students and even some for children (Look for the #KidZone next to the video title). Feel free to check out the latest videos below and also visit our YouTube Channel to stay up-to-date every time we upload a new video!

Click here for videos created by the Demystifying Medicine Students!

  • Using AI to Track the Next Pandemic

    Using AI to Track the Next Pandemic

    by Raquel Melanson, Sonia Beheshtinia, Sanari Wickramaratne, and Luxiga Thanabalachandran
    • Demystifying Medicine
    This video outlines how artificial intelligence (AI) companies have successfully tracked the spread of infectious disease outbreaks around the world.
  • Abnormal Kidney Development in Chronic Kidney Disease

    Abnormal Kidney Development in Chronic Kidney Disease

    by Pukhraj Gaheer, Sabhat Khan, and Hani Fakhri
    • Demystifying Medicine
    This video discusses the topic of the role of abnormal kidney development in Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), possible causes for chronic kidney disease, the anatomical abnormalities leading to its development, and possible treatment options.

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Health Sciences

Demystifying Medicine Seminar Series
Location

McMaster University
1280 Main Street West
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
L8S 4K1

Office Hours

Monday to Friday
8:30am to 4:30pm

Contact Information

Phone: 905-525-9140 ext. 33683
Email: demystifyingmedicine@gmail.com

 
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