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Who Am I ?

I am a Postdoctoral fellow at the CHU Sainte-Justine of Montrèal with a background on immunity, microbiota and inflammatory disease. I am presently working on pédiatric cancers, nutrition, microbiota and chemotherapy and their combined effect of the occurrence of cardiometabolic complications in children with cancer and in cancer survivors.

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After the emergence of Covid-19 pandemic, I could not stand staying confined without doing what I could to help the global effort. I joined the rrCMDO scientific literature follow-up team, among other crowdsourced projects, aiming at centralizing the exponentially growing knowledge on Covid-19 and cardiometabolic complications. From there, I pushed a little forward the initiative by creating this tool, in order to provide a deeper overview of the publications in relation to this subject, for acute response and also aiming at providing a literature sources for future research to the community.

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Centralize the latest knowledge on the subject to clarify the issue for health officials and researchers

Method : Reviewing and curing the Literature on coronaviruses, specifically the latest on SARS-Cov-2 and Covid-19, and cardiometabolic disease and, summarizing key issues & knowledge and linking to the relevant literature.

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  1. Select pre-publications and publications of interest from the WHO database (https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/global-research-on-novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov)

  2. Classify each publication based on its specific subject (diabetes, heart disease, liver disease, etc.)

  3. Read and provide a quick overview of the objective of each publication and its highlights

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Disclaimer: all linked resources and embedded websites are the property of their creators and were centralized here to streamline the access to information.

How It Got Started

My Objective

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