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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada's Grace Hospital is a community hospital. The 250-bed hospital is situated in St. James-Crestview Assiniboia's neighbourhood. The Salvation Army established the hospital on Ross Avenue as a refuge for mothers and children in 1890. It was the first Salvation Army hospital to be incorporated in Canada and was known at the time as The Salvation Army Grace General Hospital. When it was converted from a maternity hospital in 1927, the hospital became a true general hospital. Up until 1906, the hospital was situated on Ross Avenue. Thereafter, a new structure was built at Preston Avenue and Arlington Street. Many upgrades and additions would be made to the Arlington Street property. A structure in the St. James neighbourhood finally took the place of the Arlington Street facility; work on it started in 1964. In 1967, the St. James site was formally inaugurated.
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The University of Manitoba, School of Medicine, Winnipeg is where Dr. Brent Zabolotny received his medical degree in 1997. Thereafter, he completed his general surgery residency at the University of Manitoba. After that, I received my master's in education. With a focus on advanced laparoscopic techniques and surgical teaching, Brent is interested in a career as a professor in surgical oncology. Beginning in July 2003, he will hold a two-year fellowship. View Profile
The Chief of Urologic Oncology at Michigan Medicine is the urological surgeon Todd M. Morgan, M.D. Dr. Morgan received both his undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University. Dr. Morgan is a translational surgeon-scientist as well as a clinician and surgeon. He is the primary investigator of two sizable randomised controlled trials testing tissue-based biomarkers in men with localised prostate cancer. His study focuses on developing blood-based assays that can direct precision-based treatments for prostate cancer in real time.The Prostate Cancer Foundation, Society for Urological Oncology, National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), and Society for Basic Urology Research have all given Dr. Morgan Young Investigator Awards. Above all, Dr. Morgan is committed to providing care for patients with genitourinary malignancies. His surgical experience spans a broad range of open, laparoscopic, and cutting-edge robotic surgical methods, and his urologic oncology practise involves care for patients with prostate, bladder, kidney, and penile cancers. He has a wealth of knowledge in cancer genetics, the use of molecular biomarkers, and their interpretation, all of which might assist some patients make more informed treatment decisions. View Profile
