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Understanding the COVID‑19 Journeys and Vaccine Experiences of Racialized and Immigrant Communities in the Greater Toronto Area

Adams, Matthew | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $199,000

CIHR Ontario 2021

Understanding and evaluating the role of partnerships with Canadian minority faith-based communities in improving vaccine confidence in communities and vaccination program implementers

Di Ruggiero, Erica | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $199,871

CIHR Ontario 2021

Measuring salivary antibodies (Abs) in COVID‑19 vaccinated children

Chan, Warren C | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $484,534

CIHR Ontario 2021

Implementing a telemedicine and remote-mentoring platform to provide integrated noncommunicable disease and COVID‑19 care in primary care facilities in rural Pakistan

Wei, Xiaolin | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $499,886

CIHR Ontario 2021

Vaccine Distribution Approaches for Equity-Deserving and At-Risk Populations during COVID-19: Best Practices and Lessons Learned in Canada

Aggarwal, Monica | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $493,717

CIHR Ontario 2021

Defining the impact of pre-existing host immunity on SARS-CoV-2 incidence and COVID‑19 clinical outcome

Kaul, Rupert | University of Toronto | Project Grant | $489,600

CIHR Ontario 2021

COVID-19 Variant Network – Towards a comprehensive understanding of adaptive immunity to SARS-CoV-2

Watts, Tania H | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $100,000

CIHR Ontario 2021

Targeting the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 using an ancient antibody system

Ehrhardt, Rudolf A | University of Toronto | Project Grant | $229,500

CIHR Ontario 2021

Long COVID and Episodic Disability: Advancing the Conceptualization, Measurement and Knowledge of Episodic Disability with people living with Long COVID

O'Brien, Kelly K | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $204,205

CIHR Ontario 2021

COVID-19 Variant Supplement – Development of safe and effective vaccines against COVID-19

Liu, Jun | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $50,000

CIHR Ontario 2021

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Understanding the COVID‑19 Journeys and Vaccine Experiences of Racialized and Immigrant Communities in the Greater Toronto Area

Understanding and evaluating the role of partnerships with Canadian minority faith-based communities in improving vaccine confidence in communities and vaccination program implementers

Measuring salivary antibodies (Abs) in COVID‑19 vaccinated children

Implementing a telemedicine and remote-mentoring platform to provide integrated noncommunicable disease and COVID‑19 care in primary care facilities in rural Pakistan

Vaccine Distribution Approaches for Equity-Deserving and At-Risk Populations during COVID-19: Best Practices and Lessons Learned in Canada

Defining the impact of pre-existing host immunity on SARS-CoV-2 incidence and COVID‑19 clinical outcome

COVID-19 Variant Network – Towards a comprehensive understanding of adaptive immunity to SARS-CoV-2

Targeting the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 using an ancient antibody system

Long COVID and Episodic Disability: Advancing the Conceptualization, Measurement and Knowledge of Episodic Disability with people living with Long COVID

COVID-19 Variant Supplement – Development of safe and effective vaccines against COVID-19