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# CanTreatCOVID

Finding therapies to treat COVID

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- [Newly announced CIHR-funded COVID-19 research includes Memorial researchers](https://cantreatcovid.org/2022/07/07/cihr-funded-research-includes-memorial-researchers/) - Newly announced CIHR-funded COVID-19 research includes Memorial researchersSource: Memorial University Memorial University’s Faculty of Medicine is part of the national network collaborating on a $10-million research initiative funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada. On July 7, the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Health, announced
- [CanTreatCOVID study investigates the effectiveness of COVID treatments](https://cantreatcovid.org/2022/07/28/can-treat-covid-ctv-news/) - CanTreatCOVID study investigates the effectiveness of COVID treatmentsSource: CTV News Toronto Dr. Andrew Pinto, a researcher at St. Michael’s Hospital, was awarded a 10 million dollar grant to investigate the effectiveness of treatments for COVID. The hope is to zero in on the most successful ones…view the full story
- [St. Michael’s researcher secures $10 million in funding to study COVID-19 treatments](https://cantreatcovid.org/2022/07/19/how-is-the-pandemic-affecting-the-way-people-date/) - St. Michael’s researcher secures $10 million in funding to study COVID-19 treatmentsSource: Unity Health Toronto By: Olivia Lavery Date published: July 19, 2022 A COVID-19 study led by Unity Health’s Dr. Andrew Pinto has secured $10 million in funding from the federal government. The Canadian Adaptive Platform Trial of Treatments for COVID-19 in Community Settings

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- [Home](https://cantreatcovid.org/) - CanTreatCOVID is publicly funded research studying medications to see if they can help people feel better faster, stay out of hospitals and prevent long COVID.
- [APT Scientific Meeting 2024](https://cantreatcovid.org/apt-meeting/) - Adaptive Platform Trials Scientific MeetingOctober 3, 2024 Chestnut Conference Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada Register now Download the conference programSpeaker slides and/or session recordings have been added to the agenda below for speakers who consented to share their presentation materials. View all photos here. Objectives ImplementationUnderstand the key elements of designing and implementing adaptive platform trials. Research conference in Toronto, Canada aiming to understand the advantages of Adaptive Platform Trials.
- [Accueil](https://cantreatcovid.org/) - Étude sur la COVID-19: Le recrutement des participants est maintenant terminé Merci à tous ceux qui ont participé. Le recrutement est maintenant terminé. Les détails de l’étude sont toujours disponibles ci-dessous. 797 participants ont été recrutés dans le cadre de l’étude. CanTreatCOVID recrute des participants en Alberta, en Colombie-Britannique, au Manitoba, à Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, en Ontario
- [Team](https://cantreatcovid.org/team/) - View our: Principal InvestigatorsCo-InvestigatorsKnowledge UsersCollaboratorsPatient PartnersOur Principal Investigators (PIs)Andrew Pinto MD, CCFP, FRCPC, MSc Principal Investigator Upstream Lab, MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, Unity Health Toronto Amanda Condon MD, CCFP, FCFP Co-Principal Investigator University of Manitoba Bruno da Costa PhD, MScPT, BScPT, MScMedStat Co-Principal Investigator University of Toronto Peter
- [News & updates](https://cantreatcovid.org/news-updates/) - CanTreatCOVID updateAs of September 30th, we have officially closed the Paxlovid arm of the CanTreatCOVID study. We are pleased to announce that the data collected from our Paxlovid arm will be shared with the PANORAMIC trial, which shares the same eligibility criteria and framework as CanTreatCOVID. This will allow for a more comprehensive analysis of
- [Nouvelles et mises à jour](https://cantreatcovid.org/news-updates/) - Mise à jour de l’étude CanTreatCOVIDLe 30 septembre, nous avons officiellement fermé la branche Paxlovid de l’étude CanTreatCOVID. Nous sommes ravis d’annoncer que les données recueillies dans la branche Paxlovid seront partagées avec l’essai PANORAMIC, qui partage les mêmes critères d’éligibilité et cadre que l’étude CanTreatCOVID. Cela permettra une analyse plus complète de l’efficacité du
- [Équipe](https://cantreatcovid.org/team/) - Consultez nos : Chercheurs principauxCo-chercheursUtilisateurs de connaissancesCollaborateursPatients partenairesNos chercheurs principauxAndrew Pinto MD, CCFP, FRCPC, MSc Chercheur principal Upstream Lab, Centre MAP pour des solutions de santé urbaine, Institut du savoir Li Ka Shing, Unity Health Toronto Amanda Condon MD, CCFP, FCFP Co-chercheuse principale Université du Manitoba Bruno da Costa PhD, MScPT, BScPT, MScMedStat Co-chercheur principal
- [APT Scientific Meeting 2023](https://cantreatcovid.org/adaptive-platform-trials-scientific-meeting-2023/) - Thank you!Thank you for attending the APT Scientific Meeting from September 28 to 29, 2023. You can download the presentations and watch the session recordings below. View more photosPresentations Day 1: September 28 Introduction to adaptive platform trials and their advantages over traditional randomized controlled trials 09:15-10:00 Understand the basics of adaptive platform trials and
- [À propos](https://cantreatcovid.org/about/) - Une étude sur la COVID-19 recrute actuellement des participantsL’étude est ouverte aux adultes âgés de 18 à 49 ans atteints d’une ou de plusieurs maladies chroniques ou aux adultes âgés de 50 ans et plus qui ont été testés positifs à la COVID et dont les symptômes ont débuté au cours des cinq derniers jours.
- [About](https://cantreatcovid.org/about/) - CanTreatCOVID is publicly funded research studying medications to see if they can help people feel better faster, stay out of hospitals and prevent long COVID.
- [Recruitment Toolkit](https://cantreatcovid.org/recruitment-toolkit/) - Share the CanTreatCOVID studyEnglish (Dr. Andrew Pinto) English (study team and patient partners) English (study team and patient partners) French Français Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ Mandarin 中文 CanTreatCOVID relies on volunteers, community partners and organizations to help share the study. The study aims to identify effective, affordable and evidence-based medications for COVID to help people feel better
- [Boîte à outils de recrutement](https://cantreatcovid.org/recruitment-toolkit/) - Partager l’étude CanTreatCOVIDCanTreatCOVID s’appuie sur des bénévoles, des partenaires communautaires et des organisations pour partager l’étude. L’étude vise à identifier des médicaments efficaces, abordables et fondés sur des preuves contre la COVID afin d’aider les gens à se sentir mieux plus rapidement, de réduire les séjours à l’hôpital et les visites aux services d’urgence, et
- [Contact](https://cantreatcovid.org/contact/) - Contactez-NousEntrez en contact avec notre équipe de recherche. Participez à notre étude First name *Last nameEmail address *MessageThank you for your message, it has been sent. A member of our team will contact you shortly.×There was an error trying to send your message. Please email us at info@CanTreatCOVID.org or call our toll-free line at 1-888-888-3308.×SubmitL’étude
- [Réunion EPA](https://cantreatcovid.org/apt-meeting/) - Réunion scientifique sur les essais de plateformes adaptatives28-29 SEPTEMBRE 2023CENTRE DE CONFÉRENCE CHESTNUT, TORONTO, ON Merci!Merci d’avoir participé à la réunion scientifique de l’APT. Vous pouvez télécharger les présentations et regarder les enregistrements des sessions ci-dessous. View more photosPrésentations Jour 1: 28 septembre Introduction to adaptive platform trials and their advantages over traditional randomized controlled
- [Offres d’emploi](https://cantreatcovid.org/job-opportunities/) - Rejoignez l’équipe CanTreatCOVIDRecevez les dernières mises à jour Abonnez-vous à notre infolettre pour recevoir les dernières informations sur les offres d’emploi, le recrutement des participants et les étapes importantes de l’étude. S’abonnerL’étude CanTreatCOVIDL’étude CanTreatCOVID s’appuie sur des volontaires, souvent appelés participants, pour nous aider à mieux comprendre l’efficacité des médicaments et des thérapies prometteurs utilisés
- [Partenaires](https://cantreatcovid.org/partners/) - Rencontrez nos partenairesL’étude CanTreatCOVID est soutenue par les Instituts de recherche en santé du Canada, Santé Canada et l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada. Merci à nos organismes partenaires pour leur soutien et leurs contributions. Étude CanTreatCOVIDL’étude CanTreatCOVID s’appuie sur des volontaires, souvent appelés participants, pour nous aider à mieux comprendre l’efficacité des thérapies
- [Job opportunities](https://cantreatcovid.org/job-opportunities/) - Can Treat COVID is open to adults who tested positive for COVID with symptoms starting within the last 5 days. Call 1-888-888-3308
- [Contact](https://cantreatcovid.org/contact/) - CanTreatCOVID is publicly funded research studying medications to see if they can help people feel better faster, stay out of hospitals, and prevent long COVID.
- [Partners](https://cantreatcovid.org/partners/) - Meet our partnersThe CanTreatCOVID study is supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada. Thank you to our partner organizations for their support and contributions. CanTreatCOVID studyThe CanTreatCOVID trial relies on volunteers, often referred to as participants, to help us better understand the effectiveness of promising medications and
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