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…of HAART in Vancouver (where HIV-infected individuals have free access to treatment), and in southwest India (where only about 10 per cent of HIV-infected people have access). Her studies, which…
…complaints of pain, parents’ thoughts about their children’s pain, and parent-child behaviour during pain episodes. In addition, I am studying how health care providers and parents assess pain in children…
…neurons and glial cells. The secondary injury is characterized by vascular alterations, poor blood flow, production of free radicals, oxidative stress, ionic imbalance, inflammation and excitotoxicity, which has a very…
…PUFA increase free radical generation (called oxidative stress) and inflammation, which accelerates CVD. To address this issue, Dr. Ghosh’s research will elucidate the role of such recent lifestyle changes in…
Lung cancer is one of the largest health burdens worldwide: in Canada alone, lung cancer causes more cancer-related deaths than breast, colon, and prostate cancers combined. Smoking cessation programs have…
…particularly for those with poor health or disability; and assessing formal delivery of care, including specific programs and systems of care. Leader: Holly Tuokko, PhD University of Victoria Members: Daniel…
…the development of osteoarthritis, it is not clear how to protect hips from the disease. Anatomical abnormalities such as cam-type femoroacetabular impingement (a deformity of the hip bones) may account…
…data, YouTube videos, op-eds and blog posts will be developed to share the findings with patients, clinicians, and administrators. The dissemination products will emphasize these themes: 1) Various traumas associated…
…Okanagan Elizabeth Fry Society (COEFS) Will Panenka, Department of Psychiatry, UBC-Vancouver Eli Puterman, School of Kinesiology, UBC-Vancouver Paul Van Donkelaar, School of Health & Exercise Sciences, UBC-Okanagan The team…