For life-changing research to be sustainable, we must invest in the next generation of scientists. Arthritis Research Canada is committed to teaching and mentoring young scientists so that they may continue to find answers and change lives for millions of Canadians, of all ages, with arthritis.
We are proud to introduce you to some of our Trainees and to highlight their important research that is positively impacting the lives of people with arthritis.
Kasra Moolooghy
Biologics Side Effects
More Trainee Videos
Andre Luquini
Employment and Arthritis
André Luquini is a trainee under the supervision of Dr. Diane Lacaille. He is part of the research team developing Making it Work™, a study that addresses the problem that many people with arthritis face when balancing work and the demands of their disease. By bringing together patient partners, employers and other stakeholders, this research will support patients, employers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and researchers in the pursuit of a more fulfilling work life for people with arthritis. Watch his video to learn more about this study.
John Yan
Osteoarthritis After Injury
Justin Losciale
Knee Recovery After Injury
Kai Zhao
Arthritis Treatments Effectiveness
Kara Irwin
Bringing Arthritis Care To All Communities
Vienna Cheng
Arthritis Medication During Pregnancy
Vienna Cheng is a trainee under the supervision of Dr. Mary De Vera. Her research aims to provide evidence on whether the use of newer anti-rheumatic drugs during pregnancy can be harmful to babies after birth. Watch her video to learn more about this study.
Vivienne Yuetong Zhou
Biologics Effectiveness in People with Inflammatory Arthritis
Vivienne Yuetong Zhou is a trainee under the supervision of Dr. Hui Xie. She is conducting research that uses quasi-experimental methods and innovative statistical models to determine the effectiveness of biological medications and their biosimilars in people living with inflammatory arthritis. Watch her video to learn more about this study.