Biotech solutions at a critical time for Canada The Hill Times “The central value of the biotechnology sector has always been the solutions it brings to the challenge of a global population … the strategic […]
Understanding traces of ancient infections could be key to new treatments for human diseases UAlberta “Scientists hope study of endogenous retrovirus protein will lead to new therapies for cancer, autoimmune conditions and other diseases.” TAGS: […]
VANCOUVER, September 9, 2022 – On September 9, 2022, landmarks in provinces from coast to coast will be lighting up red to raise awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). There are currently 36 landmarks, buildings, and […]
Funding for more nurse practitioners in long-term care draws praise in northwestern Ontario CBC “The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s Nurse Led Outreach Team sees residents of homes in Thunder Bay.” TAGS: training and […]
Low-dose ketamine: overcoming stigmas to optimize pain management Canadian Nurse “The analgesic effects of ketamine occur at much lower doses than with dosing used for general anesthesia or procedural sedation. Ketamine is shown to desensitize […]
How to Support a Friend Through a Dementia Diagnosis Being Patient “… Darla Fortune, and University of Regina Professor of Kinesiology and Health Studies Rebecca Genoe share insights new dementia research.” TAGS: dementia, patient support, […]
Medical student inspired by health-care pioneer Western News – Western University “Gavin Raner, a third-year Schulich Medicine student is one of 13 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame award recipients.” TAGS: EDI, accessibility, Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, […]
New pilot aims to inspire healthy behavior and prevent diabetes rdnewsnow.com “Officials with Alberta Health Services (AHS) say the app provides participants with 1:1 support from health coaches virtually in order to promote …” TAGS: […]
Collaboration is key when it comes to supports for youth opioid use VCHRI “The study calls for improvements to treatment options, such as opioid agonist therapy (OAT), for young people who use illicit drugs.” TAGS: […]
Researchers adapt MRI technology to image salt within the kidneys Hospital News “In a newly published study, scientists at Lawson Health Research Institute have adapted PET/MRI technology to accurately image salt within the kidneys of […]
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