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Cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) is a rare type of stroke that can cause headaches, vision loss, weakness, seizures and coma. It is most common in young women and causes 1/3…
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Understanding the evolution of expectant and new parentsโ beliefs and behaviours about pediatric vaccination in British Columbia
…be partly explained by some parents’ doubts and concerns about pediatric vaccinations, termed “vaccine hesitancy”. Numerous interventions have tried to address these concerns by focusing on communication between physicians and…
Auto-inhibited regulatory proteins: New approaches to characterize and identify these important switches in cell communication
…This can result in cell changes and can ultimately lead to cancer. Dr. Joerg Gsponer is taking a new approach to understanding how cancer develops and, ultimately, how it may…
Qualitative analysis and integration of stakeholder engagement into provincial policy roll out of free prescription contraception: Application of gender-based analysis plus (GBA+)
…for the integration of policy research into decision-making. In late 2020, the Government of British Columbia committed to a policy of free contraception for all. This first-in-Canada policy presents…
Promoting positive sexual health and protective factors for East Asian LGBTQ youth in BC
…Mandarin, an online slide deck, and education materials, translated into Cantonese-traditional Chinese, Mandarin-Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, which can be circulated in Opt offices and online. These knowledge translation activities…
Bioprinting: the next frontier
…traditional 3D printing; it can produce living tissue, bone, blood vessels and, potentially, whole organs for use in medical procedures. New drugs and devices can therefore be tested on ‘living’…
Implementation of the “one high risk site only” policy – its impact on staff, family and LTC residents
…qualitative methods and knowledge translation (KT). Our team includes early (Havaei – co-PI, Hung), mid-career (Sims-Gould – PI) and established (Macphee, Phinney, Robinovitch, McKay) researchers, and trainees (Franke, Staempfli) together…
A 20-year journey of health research: Quantifying a rural network
…the community and have that ongoing commitment to partnership.” 2009-2010 BCRRHRN staff and co-directors (clockwise from top left): Rachael Wells, Lana Sullivan, Katrina Bepple, Caroline von Schilling, Candice Manahan, Stefan…
The contribution of metabotropic glutamate receptor 5 (mGluR5) to impaired control of brain blood flow in Alzheimer’s disease
…Alzheimer’s symptoms. My group at UBC is interested in mGluR5 because it attaches to the “toxic molecules” commonly found in Alzheimer’s brain. I will use mice sick with Alzheimer’s and…