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…in which split-second decisions about where to look next are made more than 100 times a minute. Many neurological and psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, depression and…
About 36,000 Canadians live with a spinal cord injury. Lifetime cost of treating these injuries range from $1.25 million to $25 million per person, depending on the level of injury….
…of all violence related claims come from health care workers. In a survey of St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, 66% of employees had experienced physical assault in the previous year….
…mice. His research aims to identify the lineage and mechanism responsible for the generation of new tissue from bone marrow. Ultimately, Michael’s research will contribute to the development of novel…
…immune response. After T cells mature, they circulate through the blood, searching out invading pathogens, mounting an immune response and clearing the infection. This process generates specialized memory T cells,…
Every year 2.4 million HIV positive women worldwide deliver infants. In Canada, increasingly complex highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) regimens are widely used by pregnant woman to improve maternal health…
…age. Therapies for essential tremor focus on tremor reducing medications, but effective treatments remain limited. Consequently, new insights into disease mechanisms are needed to guide the development of more effective…
…cells mature, they circulate through the blood, searching out invading pathogens, mounting an immune response and clearing the infection. This process generates specialized memory T cells, which are able to…
…is headed, but what obstacles and hazards need to be avoided as well. While this ability to visually guide our actions may appear effortless, the task requires a complex coupling…
…side of their body (hemiparesis), walking can be difficult. Often, these people will avoid walking, because their gait requires nearly twice the metabolic energy of healthy gait. These increased energy…