Chloe Lambert

Chloe Lambert Hi, I’m Chloe Lambert, a researcher at the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), focused on advancing health in Canada.

Let’s work together for a healthier future!

Since 2013, the CIHR-funded CDTRP - Canadian Donation and Transplantation Research Program has been increasing organ an...
08/12/2025

Since 2013, the CIHR-funded CDTRP - Canadian Donation and Transplantation Research Program has been increasing organ and tissue donation and improving the health of Canadians living with a transplant.

“This has never been the work of one person.”Dr. Jason Hickey, Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing, is transforming nur...
08/12/2025

“This has never been the work of one person.”
Dr. Jason Hickey, Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing, is transforming nursing education and research through meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities. 🧡

Did you know that the number of babies dying from Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Canada and the USA has fallen dramati...
08/12/2025

Did you know that the number of babies dying from Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Canada and the USA has fallen dramatically, from over 10,000 deaths per year to less than 200? And that it’s thanks to research going back to the 70s?
With research on pulmonary surfactant that began in 1972, Dr. Fred Possmayer and his collaborators developed a treatment to help premature infants breathe. 🫁

🍩❤️ A churro machine may have just sparked a major breakthrough in heart surgery. At the University of Ottawa Heart Inst...
08/12/2025

🍩❤️ A churro machine may have just sparked a major breakthrough in heart surgery.
At the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Dr. Marcelo Muñoz was inspired by how dough forms tubes when making churros.
Now, his team is developing a device to “print” new blood vessels inside the body, offering new hope for patients who can’t undergo traditional bypass surgery.

Dr. Ian Stiell’s emergency department rulebook 📋📚Picture this: you’re an emergency department physician. A patient has c...
08/12/2025

Dr. Ian Stiell’s emergency department rulebook 📋📚
Picture this: you’re an emergency department physician. A patient has come in with an ankle injury. How do you decide whether to send the patient for an x-ray?
Cue the Ottawa Ankle Rules. Developed by Ottawa-based researcher and emergency physician Dr. Ian Stiell, the Ottawa Ankle Rules are a series of guidelines to indicate whether an x-ray is needed in the case of ankle injuries.

On July 26, CIHR-IA hosted the Brain Health and Cognitive Impairment in Aging (BHCIA) Research Initiative Showcase in To...
08/12/2025

On July 26, CIHR-IA hosted the Brain Health and Cognitive Impairment in Aging (BHCIA) Research Initiative Showcase in Toronto. The event brought together researchers, funding partners, and other key partners in research to celebrate progress, share emerging findings, and celebrate recently funded research.

Have you or a loved one been impacted by dementia? To support healthier brain aging, the Government of Canada, through C...
08/12/2025

Have you or a loved one been impacted by dementia?
To support healthier brain aging, the Government of Canada, through CIHR and funding partners, are investing $44.8M in dementia research. This funding supports:
✅ 16 new research teams and an operations centre
✅ national research training platform
✅ 1 knowledge mobilization hub
This will build capacity, mobilize research results and help ensure a healthier future for all Canadians.

Imagine being prescribed music as pain medication. New research from McGill University suggests this could become a real...
08/12/2025

Imagine being prescribed music as pain medication. New research from McGill University suggests this could become a reality one day.
Drs. Roy and Palmer found that music matching the tempo of a patient’s internal rhythm has the potential to relieve chronic pain. Music as medicine is a low-cost intervention with no negative side effects.
This discovery could be a big relief for the approximately 20% of Canadians experiencing chronic pain.

A new discovery could help people stay stronger, longer! 🦴💪❤️With support from CIHR, scientists found that treatments or...
08/12/2025

A new discovery could help people stay stronger, longer! 🦴💪❤️
With support from CIHR, scientists found that treatments originally meant for bones can also help repair muscles and protect the heart.
In lab studies, it reversed muscle damage and prevented heart problems in mice with muscular dystrophy.
This could lead to new treatments that help older adults and people with muscle-wasting diseases stay stronger, more independent, and less at risk of falls and frailty.

Congratulations to the Chair of CIHR’s Governing Council, Dr. Marie-Josée Hébert, who was recently appointed a Chevalier...
08/12/2025

Congratulations to the Chair of CIHR’s Governing Council, Dr. Marie-Josée Hébert, who was recently appointed a Chevalier in the Order of Academic Palms, one of France’s oldest and most distinguished civilian honours, for her exceptional leadership, commitment to excellence, and contributions in the field of transplantation.
This honour recognizes distinguished academics in France and abroad who contribute to the influence of the French language and the expansion of French culture throughout the world.
Bravo, Dr. Hébert!

Canadian researchers have developed a groundbreaking treatment for visceral leishmaniasis, also called “black fever” par...
08/12/2025

Canadian researchers have developed a groundbreaking treatment for visceral leishmaniasis, also called “black fever” parasitic disease.
The Wasan lab is partnering with industry to get a new oral medication with no serious side effects into the hands of those who need it.

Congratulations to the 2025 Banting Postdoctoral Fellows!70 postdoctoral researchers have been awarded the Banting Postd...
08/12/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 Banting Postdoctoral Fellows!
70 postdoctoral researchers have been awarded the Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship award.
The recipients are among some of the best postdoctoral researchers, both nationally and internationally. Their work will help make Canada healthier and more prosperous.

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