Dr. Glen Jickling

Biography

Glen Jickling is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Alberta, specializing in neurology. His research interests primarily include the role of the immune system in cerebrovascular disease, highlighting crucial areas such as transcriptomics, microRNA, and gene expression, along with the complexities of thrombin generation and vascular cognitive impairment. Dr. Jickling has been actively involved in studying RNA markers in blood that can help differentiate between stroke subtypes and predict strokes of unclear etiology. He has demonstrated a commitment to advancing stroke research by serving on the editorial boards of prominent academic journals. Prior to his current position, he held notable roles at the University of California, Davis, including Assistant Professor and Director of the Stroke Program. He is also affiliated with the University of Alberta Hospital, contributing significantly to clinical practices involving acute ischemic stroke management. His extensive publication record includes significant contributions to leading journals such as Neurology and Circulation Research, addressing both clinical aspects of stroke and underlying biological mechanisms. Dr. Jickling continues to lead research initiatives aimed at improving understanding and treatment outcomes for stroke patients, furthering the academic community's grasp of the relationship between immune responses and cerebrovascular health.

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