Dr. Aravind Ganesh honored with the Panmure House Prize!

Calgary's stroke neurologist, Dr. Aravind Ganesh, won the 2022 Panmure House Prize, earning $75,000 for his innovative stroke research. He launched "Let's get Proof," a crowdfunding platform promoting transparent and trustworthy medical research funding, aiming to accelerate breakthroughs. This initiative bridges the gap between the public and philanthropists, revolutionizing the way we support medical advancements. Aravind is a Vascular and Cognitive Neurologist with expertise in clinical epidemiology, imaging, trials, and mixed-methods research, actively shaping stroke and dementia care guidelines. He's a dedicated advocate of medical education and peer review, contributing to prestigious editorial boards, and also enjoys stand-up comedy. His extensive academic journey includes an MD from the University of Calgary, a DPhil from the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar, and a postdoctoral fellowship in stroke and cognitive neurology.