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Marc Cantin (1933–1990) was a
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Québécois doctor and professor. His studies were completed at
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in Quebec and at the
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. He was a professor at the
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and at
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and worked with the doctor
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. In 1980, he began to direct the hypertension research group at the Institute of clinical research at
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, Quebec, Canada.


Honours/Awards

* 1984 - Winner of the
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* 1986 - Winner of the
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* Research Achievement Award from the
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, in conjunction with doctor P. Needleman * ''Rue Marc-Cantin'' in
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's Technoparc industrial park has honoured his memory since 1992. * ''site Web'' in Montreal marccantin.com. Université Laval alumni University of Chicago alumni 1933 births 1990 deaths Academic staff of the Université de Montréal Academic staff of McGill University Physicians from Quebec Academics from Quebec {{Canada-med-bio-stub