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Job tenure of people with severe mental illness registered in supported employment programs
Although many people with severe mental health problems are ready and available to integrate into the competitive…
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Molecular characterization of Ahi-1, a novel signaling molecule with an SH3 and multiple WD40-repeat domains, in normal and leukemic hematopoiesis
Because many forms of leukemia originate in blood stem cells, uncovering the changes that occur in these…
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Non-surgical cosmetic procedures: health, body image and aging
Non-surgical cosmetic procedures (chemical peels, botox injections, laser hair removal, injectable fillers) are becoming more common than…
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Notch signaling in Lymphoid Neoplasia
A common theme in cancer is the dysregulation of a normal developmental process that either directly causes…
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Parents of children with cancer: a study of factors related to their psychological wellbeing
A diagnosis of cancer not only affects the patient, it also greatly affects the family caregivers. The…
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Pharmacist identification of new, diagnostically confirmed osteoarthritis (PHIND-OA)
Knee osteoarthritis is the most common cause of disability in older adults. There are three million Canadians…
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Primary health care for Chinese and South Asians: continuous, accessible, and timely
Recent years have seen increasing concern about access to and quality of primary health care in Canada.…
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Role of SPARC in cancer therapy
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most common cancer in both men and women, and was responsible…
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Structure-based antibiotic discovery on the bacterial membrane
The growing resistance of bacterial infections to standard antibiotic therapies is a major health concern around the…
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The Canadian healthy resident – healthy patient study
Research has shown that physicians with healthy personal habits are more likely to encourage patients to adopt…
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The control of visual attention by the demands of locomotion – implications for movement disorders and their clinical diagnosis
For sighted individuals, normal everyday activities such as walking down a busy street or through a crowded…
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