The Centre for the Studies of Asphyxia and Resuscitation

Why this study matters During advanced neonatal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), clinicians often face a critical question: should volume be given early to support circulation, or is pharmacologic support with epinephrine superior? While volume expansion is recommended when hypovolemia is suspected, evidence supporting its use during CPR in euvolemic newborns remains limited. This experimental study used a near-term lamb model of severe asphyxia to directly compare rapid

We would like to congratulate all sites for recruiting 1100 of 1200 patients. Congratulations, what an achievement! Thank you to everyone involved and being part of the HiLo-journey and thanks to all the parents who have consented for their babies to be part of this trial. Oxygen is a vital element in the care of preterm infants and has been given more often than any other drug over the past 80 years. Despite this, we know very little about how much or how little oxygen is sa

We are pleased to welcome Sabah Binte Khorshed to our team as part of the PMCOL 302 Pharmacology Tutorial . These research courses offer pharmacology specialization students the opportunity to gain hands-on laboratory and research experience, including experimental design, data analysis, literature review, and scientific presentation skills. Sabah’s project will focus on examining injury markers after vasopressin administration during neonatal resuscitation. Her work will c

We are delighted to welcome Abibah Kromah to our team through BIOL 399A – Research Project in the Faculty of Science. This two-term course provides third-year students with the opportunity to carry out directed independent research under the supervision of a faculty member. Students gain hands-on experience in experimental design, data collection, and scientific communication, with successful completion requiring a written report on their research project . Abibah’s projec

We are pleased to welcome Grace Leaman to our team as part of her PMCOL 402 Pharmacology Tutorial research course. These courses provide pharmacology specialization students with independent, hands-on research experience. Students gain valuable training in laboratory techniques, data analysis, literature review, notebook maintenance, and presentation skills, culminating in an abstract and poster presentation . Grace’s project will focus on examining alternative approaches t

We are excited to welcome a group of talented new students who have joined our team this year. Each will contribute to important areas of neonatal and perinatal research while developing hands-on skills through independent projects. Grace Leaman – PMCOL 402 Student We are pleased to welcome Grace Leaman to our team as part of the PMCOL 401/402 Pharmacology Tutorial . These independent research courses offer pharmacology specialization students the opportunity to gain hands-o

am thrilled to share that the 9th Annual Neonatal Resuscitation Symposium & Workshop will take place in Indianapolis in September 2026 . This flagship international meeting brings together world-renowned experts, frontline clinicians, educators, and researchers committed to improving outcomes for newborns in the delivery room and beyond. Each year, the symposium provides an exceptional platform to explore cutting-edge science , emerging clinical practices , educational inno

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We are pleased to share that our long-standing collaborator Professor Graeme Polglase from the Hudson Institute of Medical Research, Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) has been awarded funding through two highly competitive Australian grant schemes . These awards underscore the strength of our long-standing international collaborations, and we are honoured to continue working closely with Professor Polglase and his team, including ongoing CSAR participation in Austral

As this academic period comes to a close, we would like to extend our sincere thanks and best wishes to several exceptional trainees who have contributed to our neonatal resuscitation research program. We are proud to recognize their hard work, dedication, and successful completion of their respective programs. Grace Leaman – PMCOL 401 Student Grace completed her research training through PMCOL 401 , an independent pharmacology research course offering hands-on experience in