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British Columbia Transient Ischemic Attack Project
A transient ischemic attack (TIA) occurs when there is a temporary disruption of blood supply to the…
View details2006Competition
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Buddy Up for men’s mental health: Engaging men through mutual help and social connection
Approximately one in five men struggle with mental health challenges each year; however, men often experience unique…
View details2022Competition
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Building an Evaluation Framework to Monitor Indigenous-Specific Anti-Racism in BC’s Health System
Indigenous Peoples in BC continue to experience racism in the health system, which has a negative effect…
View details2026Competition
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Building Capacity for Research Partnerships: A Health Learning System Approach
People with SCI often struggle to find research that reflects their needs. One way to improve this…
View details2025Competition
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Building on the strengths of first responders as a critical first point of contact: Improving emergency care in remote Indigenous communities
Applying an ethnographic and story-based approach, the objective of this project is to develop a deeper understanding…
View details2021Competition
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Caenorhabditis elegans dog-1 gene mechanism in genome stability
Genes that contribute to normal cell reproduction, growth and DNA repair are essential for healthy cell function…
View details2004Competition
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Calcium Homeostasis and Basal Entry in Vascular Smooth Muscle
Much research has been devoted to understanding how calcium enters stimulated vascular smooth muscle and causes muscle…
View details2001Competition
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Can intrapulmonary arteriovenous shunting explain exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia in women?
The cardio-respiratory system (heart and lungs) is efficient in maintaining oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in the…
View details2008Competition
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Can specialized sexual health clinics address unmet mental health needs of sexual minorities?
Gay, lesbian and bisexual (GLB) Canadians are at higher risk of depression, anxiety, drug and alcohol use…
View details2017Competition
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Can we identify dementia risk from 24-hour wrist-worn actigraphy? Using machine learning to identify risk factors for dementia during the 24-hour day
By 2031, there will be a projected 674,000 Canadians living with dementia. Early detection of dementia risk…
View details2021Competition
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Cancer Genomics: Targeting genes activated during early stage lung cancer
While early detection is key to the successful treatment of many types of cancer, tumours still often…
View details2002Competition
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