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Pain in preterm infants
Dr. Ruth Grunau is a world expert on the measurement and long-term consequences of pain in newborns…
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Paracrine processes in prostate cancer progression
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men. Advanced prostate cancer is often…
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Postsynaptic regulation of neurotransmission
In studying the cellular and molecular mechanisms that allow our brains to learn and remember, Dr. Yu…
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Secondary prevention – the gap between evidence and practice
Cardiac disease remains the leading cause of death in Canada. A significant portion of cardiac health care…
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Statistical techniques for genomic research
Genomics is the study of how the information contained in a genome gives rise to organisms and…
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Structural analysis of the bacterial Sec-dependent protein secretion system
Cells have compartments separated by membranes. Many proteins are made in one compartment but actually function in…
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Studying the health care workers: A program of research on the relationships between work and health
The face of health care and the working environment for health care workers in Canada is changing,…
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The demand for hereditary cancer services
The Hereditary Cancer Program at the BC Cancer Agency provides genetic testing and counseling services. The demand…
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The impact of changing work and community conditions on the health of workers and their children in BC resource dependent communities
Health research has established a strong link between socio-economic status and health outcomes. However, in BC’s resource-dependent…
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Aminophylline bolus in bradyasystolic cardiac arrest: a randomized placebo-controlled trial
Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops pumping blood effectively. Without blood flow, no oxygen circulates and…
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Analysis of prostate cancer progression using functional genomic approaches
In the early stages of prostate cancer, tumour growth is regulated by male sex hormones, called androgens.…
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Angiogenesis in ischemia
I am examining angiogenesis – the process of how blood vessels grow – to learn how to…
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