Georges Pelletier (doctor)

Georges Pelletier first gradudted from Université Laval in 1965 with a doctorate of medicine the again in 1996 with a doctorate of physiology.^[2] After three years furthering his education at different universities Pelletier returned to Laval in 1971 where he began work at the Centre hospitalier de l'Université Laval and became an assistant professor in the Faculty of Medicine.^[2] In 1974 Pelletier became an associate professor at Université Laval, then in 1979 he became a full professor.^[2] Pelletier continued working at Université Laval until 2010 when he retired at the age of 71 after 39 years of service.^[5]

While at Université Laval Georges Pelletier researched neuroendocrinology, with a focus on how neuropeptides impacted male and female reproduction.^[2]

• Anesthetic drugs modulate feeding behavior and hypothalamic expression of the POMC polypeptide precursor and the NPY neuropeptide, 2018, co-authored with Besnier, Emmanuel & Clavier, Thomas & Tonon, Marie-Christine & Dureuil, Bernard & Castel, Helene & Compère, Vincent.^[6]
• Androgens in women are essentially made from DHEA in each peripheral tissue according to intracrinology, 2017, co-authored with Labrie, Fernand & Martel, Celine & Belanger, Alain^[7]
• Is vulvovaginal atrophy due to a lack of both estrogens and androgens? 2016, co-authored with Labrie, Fernand & Martel, Celine^[8]