ATM Member Dr. Catrina Loucks has recently been featured in a Precision Health Spotlight. In particular, with Dr. Colin Ross, Dr. Loucks received a 2021/2022 Precision Health Catalyst Grant award, and are researching “Why are some children unable to get pain relief from morphine while others experience excessive sedation or toxicity.”
This is not the first time Dr. Loucks has been interviewed about her research. The ATM encourages its community to read two such examples where she has generously taken the time to discuss her research on children’s pain. Dr. Loucks was featured in the Academy of Translational Medicine (ATM) Member Spotlight Series (formerly ECR Spotlight Series). She was also interviewed by the BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute (BCCHRI), in an article titled Genes, pain and medication: Q&A with Dr. Catrina Loucks.
The ATM encourages its community to read these features, and congratulates Dr. Loucks’ on her accomplishments!
Read Dr. Loucks’ Precision Health Spotlight here
Read Dr. Loucks’ ATM Member Spotlight here
Read about Dr. Loucks’ BCCHRI interview here