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APEAL Lab is recruiting for two MSc students!

The APEAL Lab is interested in applications for two students interested in an MSc in Epidemiology starting in September, 2023. Project #1: Interested in research about the mental health of gay men? Almost 2,000 gay…

Suicidality among sexual minority and transgender teens

Congratulations to APEAL lab members on a recent publication in the CMAJ examining disparities in suicidality risk between sexual minority and transgender youth and their cisgender, heterosexual peers. The APEAL team of Mila Kingsbury, Nicole…

Representing APEAL in Cambridge

Congratulations to Danielle Lemaire, who presented a poster at the European Psychiatric Association Epidemiology Section meeting in Cambridge, U.K. Dr. Colman gave a keynote address at the same meeting.

Researcher of the Year

APEAL director Ian Colman was recognized at the 2022 Faculty of Medicine gala where he was awarded Researcher of the Year – wowza! Congrats to Ian, as well as to APEAL affiliates Dr. Alison Krentel…

New paper examines parents’ relationship satisfaction

Congratulations to APEAL members Mila Kingsbury, Zahra Clayborne, and Ian Colman, who recently published a paper In collaboration with colleagues at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, the University of Oslo, and Oslo Metropolitan University.…

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Another APEAL grad!

Another APEAL grad!

Congratulations to Dr. Zahra Clayborne, who successfully defended her PhD dissertation: “Biological and psychosocial influences on the associations between prenatal maternal stress and children’s mental health outcomes”. We know Dr. Clayborne will go on to great things!

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Gender differences in the links between illicit substance use and self-harm

Gender differences in the links between illicit substance use and self-harm

    Nicole is on a roll! Congratulations go out again to APEAL PhD candidate Nicole Hammond, whose first-author paper “The gendered relationship between illicit substance use and self-harm in university students” was recently published in Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. In this study of over 50,000…

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