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Dr Otley speaks about the new GEM Project findings on The Todd Veinotte Show, CityNews 95.7. Follow the link below to hear the show (Dr Otley starts at the 35:40 mark).
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The Todd Veinotte Show September 7 12pm | CityNews Halifax
Grant Frost Hillary Pitcher, Parkinson Canada NDP leader Claudia Chender Dr. Tony Otley, Dalhousie University
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Dr. Otley was featured on CIHR's The face of health research 2023: https://cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/53357.html?filter=Anthony
Here he talks about a research project asking patients with IBD, their family members, and circle of care have important questions that research should look into.
Dr. Otley recently spoke on the Todd Veinotte show to talk about the GEM study: https://crohnsandcolitis.ca/Research/Funded-research/The-gem-project.
Listen from minute 35:39 to hear what he has to say.
The Todd Veinotte Show September 7 12pm | CityNews Halifax
Grant Frost Hillary Pitcher, Parkinson Canada NDP leader Claudia Chender Dr. Tony Otley, Dalhousie University
halifax.citynews.ca
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