Ernest CutzDr. Ernest Cutz is a well-known academic physician who specializes in paediatric pathology. He is a graduate of Charles University Medical school in Prague, with residency and research training at University of Toronto. He was a senior staff pathologst in the Department of Pathology, senior research associate in the Research Institute, The Hospital for Sick Children, and Professor of Pathology at the University of Toronto.

In addition to being a pathologist, Dr. Cutz also carried out original research in cell biology and pathology, and is the discoverer of several paediatric diseases: including congenital enteropathies (mirovillous inclusion disease and tufting enteropathy) and a neonatal lung disease (pulmonary interstitial glycogenosis). Dr. Cutz spent his entire career of 50 years as an academic pathologist at the Hospital for Sick Children, which gives him a unique personal and historical perspective on the place and practice of paediatric pathology within a children's hospital.

Dr. Cutz lives in Oakville, Ontario, with his wife. He has previously authored Cellular and Molecular Biology of Airway Chemo-Receptors (1997) and was a contributing editor for Airway Chemoreceptors in the Vertebrates: Structure, Evolution and Function (2009). Read More Read Less