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) Description: Course Code: KPE369H: Human Physiology II Course description: This course is the complement to Human Physiology I and serves as an introduction to the fundamental principles of endocrinology
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demonstrated a commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion in your academic and scholarly work (ii) your curriculum vitae and (iii) names and contact information of three (3) referees to: Dr. Michelle
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) Description: Course Code: KPE429H: Sport Management Course description: This course will introduce students to a variety of management concepts related to managing the business of sport, with a particular focus
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) Description: Course Code: KPE324H: Advanced Sport Psychology Course description: This course will examine the most effective means by which individual and team athletic performance can be enhanced. The focus
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) Description: Course Code: KPE363H: Sports Medicine Course description: This course builds on knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics acquired in earlier courses to develop a systematic understanding of risk and
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) Description: Course Code: KPE321H: Population Health Course description: This course explores patterns of health and illness among groups (populations) of people. Emphasis is on the determinants of health
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) Description: Course Code: KPE260H: Human Physiology I Course description: This course is an introduction to essential aspects of human physiology. Emphasis will be placed on the physiological systems most
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on the University of Toronto academic clinical faculty requirements for advanced training and demonstrated scholarship for the job description of CT, please see Table 2 at https://deptmedicine.utoronto.ca/clinical
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, Oncology, Diet and Exercise in Women’ (CODE-W) research centre (in development). The lab and research centre (co-led by Dr. Jenna Gillen) characterize the intersection of cancer, cardiovascular, and
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candidate will translate new insights into identifying new drug targets for improved patient outcomes in periodontal health. Dr. McCulloch’s laboratory is described here: https://discover.research.utoronto.ca