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Three Canadian microbiologists recognised for breakthrough research that could transform healthcare and food security

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Three young Canadian researchers have been awarded the 2026 EPIC Future Leaders Prize for their doctoral work in microbiology and immunology, which addresses critical health challenges. Their research could lead to more effective treatments, better pandemic preparedness, and safer food systems, highlighting the importance of investing in fundamental biological science for future societal benefits.

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