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Characterizing metabolic biomarkers of drug response and precision treatment in triple-negative breast cancer
Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the deadliest breast cancer subtype, in part due to lack of targeted…
View details2024Competition
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Characterizing the Psychological and Social Predictors of Increased Preventive Service Use
In the next 20 years, the percentage of adults aged ≥65 in Canada is projected to increase…
View details2020Competition
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Chemical suppression of nonsense mutations for the treatment of frontotemporal dementia
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research/Pacific Alzheimer Research Foundation Scholar Award Frontotemporal dementia is a progressive…
View details2016Competition
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Childhood lung diseases: Infectious and inflammatory mechanisms
Lungs are for life. Unfortunately, the most frequent long-term illnesses in children and babies are respiratory system…
View details2011Competition
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Childhood obesity management using innovative digital technology
Childhood obesity is a major public health challenge in Canada. Without intervention, overweight children will likely continue…
View details2021Competition
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Children’s mental health: Linking research evidence and policy making
How can we ensure that public policies in children's mental health reflect the best available research evidence…
View details2002Competition
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CHIPS (control of hypertension in pregnancy study): a pilot trial
Almost 10 per cent of women who become pregnant develop hypertension (high blood pressure). Experts agree that…
View details2003Competition
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Chronic psychological stress and immune system dysregulation
Research has shown that chronic stress negatively affects health. One model suggests that chronic stress suppresses immune…
View details2003Competition
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Co-Creating Age and Dementia-Friendly Communities: A Community Engaged Program of Research
Worldwide, there is increased interest in developing age and dementia-friendly communities. This is because communities, organizations, and…
View details2024Competition
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Co-Developing a Learning Health System with People with Lived/Living Experience of Substance Use: a response to the toxic drug poisoning crisis
Walk With Me was developed by Dr. Karsten and her research team throughout the past four years…
View details2023Competition
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Cognitive decline through normal aging to dementia and death: Identifying early risk factors and targeting effective interventions
The number of Canadians older than 65 is steadily increasing, a trend that will continue over the…
View details2008Competition
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Collaborative Governance for Ethical and Trustworthy AI in Healthcare: A Lifecycle Perspective
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping healthcare worldwide, offering opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and deliver more…
View details2025Competition
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