Principal Investigator: Dr. Steven V. Zizzo
Study Coordinator(s): Krysta Simoes
Shannon Conley
Brittany Cameron
Adhin Varghese
Leah Wright
Erin Nery
Shaarifa Raza
Heather Theissen
Deepal Taank
Danish Syed
Celina Malta
Aditi Patel
Shannon Conley
Brittany Cameron
Adhin Varghese
Leah Wright
Erin Nery
Shaarifa Raza
Heather Theissen
Deepal Taank
Danish Syed
Celina Malta
Aditi Patel
Facility Name: Winterberry Family Medicine
Website: http://winterberrymedical.ca/
Clinic Hours: Medical Office Hours : Monday to Saturday 8AM - 4:30 PM
For evenings and weekends please inquire : (905) 575-9004
For evenings and weekends please inquire : (905) 575-9004

Dr. Steven V. Zizzo was born and raised in Hamilton. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario with Honours in Health Sciences with Minor in Rural Health, Dr. S. Zizzo earned his Medical Degree and Masters of Public Health at the University of Sydney (Australia), and completed his residency in Family Medicine at McMaster University. Dr. S. Zizzo is passionate about the health of both the individual and the population, with special interest and training in preventive medicine including weight loss and obesity, addiction medicine, dermatological procedures, hair loss, and travel medicine. Licensed in both Australia and Canada, Dr. S. Zizzo is the Founder and Medical Director of Winterberry Family Medicine and is committed to helping you achieve your best health – your best life.
Research Site Location: 325 Winterberry Dr., Suite 206, Hamilton, ON, L8J 0B6
Current Research Studies:
- Tirzepatide in Adolescents With Obesity and Weight-Related Comorbidities
- A Weight Loss Study for Obese or Overweight Participants
- Study for People with Type 2 Diabetes Who Are Also Obese
- Study for Adults With Clinical ASCVD or at Risk for a First ASCVD Event
- A Study of Retatrutide in the Maintenance of Weight Reduction in Individuals With Obesity
Research Experience: Dr. Zizzo has experience with multiple therapeutic areas, including Type 2 Diabetes, Hypertension, Atrial Fibrillation, and Obesity.