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Wnt signalling during avian facial morphogenesis
It is estimated that 1 in 800 babies is born with cleft lip with or without a…
View details2008Competition
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Women and Forced Migration: Inclusively Examining Access to Care at the Axes of Chronic Health and Gender-Based Violence
Forced migration occurs when people are displaced from their homes to escape harmful situations including human rights…
View details2023Competition
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Women and the criminalization of HIV – An ethnographic investigation of gendered power relations, violence and access to health care
Women living with HIV/AIDS (WLWH) have been identified as a key population of interest by the Federal…
View details2015Competition
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Women with chest pain: Negotiating experiences of emergency department care
Cardiac disease is the number one killer of Canadian women. Research has shown that women and men…
View details2005Competition
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Workplace stress and health: The mediating roles of social support and coping
Stress can play a significant role in physical and mental health. The workplace is one common source…
View details2003Competition
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YB-1 induction of PIK3CA mediates herceptin resistance in Breast Cancer patients
Breast cancer accounts for more than 30 per cent of all new cancer cases in Canada. One…
View details2008Competition
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YB-1 is associated with breast cancer relapse because it induces tumour-initiating cells
In 2007, an estimated 22,300 Canadian women were diagnosed with breast cancer, and 5,300 women died of…
View details2008Competition
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Yeast oxysterol binding proteins and the cholesterol dependent regulation of Rho-GTPase mediated polarized cell growth
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for Canadians. More than one million Canadians currently live…
View details2008Competition
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ZIP-5/Bach1 antagonizes SKN-1/Nrf2 in development and longevity
Many of the genes involved in aging are also involved in embryonic development. These same genes have…
View details2008Competition
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