Allison Guitor
Researcher - Antibiotic Resistance
I study antibiotic resistance, which is what makes bacteria able to live in the presence of antibiotics.
Summer Symposium Series: Health Sciences Career Resources
A career in the health sciences would let you help people directly in a very 'hands-on' way!
Marianne Torres-Heckford
Microbiology Technologist
I provide technical assistance to the University of Winnipeg Biology Department teaching and research labs.
Resources on Immunology
Resource page including articles and career profiles related to immunology.
Jessica Lam
Lab Manager (Infectious Disease Research)
Jessica Lam is a Lab Manager (Infectious Disease Research) at the University of Toronto.
Rosadelle Tirados
Biomedical Scientist
Rosadelle Tirados is a Biomedical Scientist for the National Health Service.
Introduction to Bacteria
What exactly are bacteria? What types of bacteria are there? And are they really as bad as people think they are?
How can chemistry help you take care of your teeth?
What are your teeth made up of? What chemistry is at work in your mouth? Why do some people get cavities even if they brush regularly?
The Surprising Reason You Feel Awful When You're Sick
Viruses can make you feel awful! This article explains how feeling bad might be your immune system’s way of helping you heal.
Phages vs. Antibiotics
Many doctors prescribe antibiotics to cure infections. But should they be prescribing viruses instead?
Is Vaping Safer Than Smoking?
Learn how e-cigarettes and other vaping products work, and why scientists and health professionals have concerns about their safety.
Are Microbes Your Friend or Foe?
Microbes are everywhere, even in your digestive tract. Some of these microbes are helpful, and some aren’t.