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…of lung function that leads to shortness of breath, poor quality of life, reduced productivity, emergency visits, hospitalizations and deaths. The World Health Organization estimates that COPD will be the…
Fear memory, like that occurring in post-traumatic stress disorder, imposes pronounced health and financial burdens. Our laboratory seeks to understand and therapeutically disrupt the neurobiological elements of fear memory. To…
…(MMF) and azathioprine (AZA) are two common medications used to treat certain ILDs and improve QoL. Despite MMF being better tolerated, only AZA is initially covered by PharmaCare in BC….
…of primary care clinicians. This dashboard will combine the electronic medical record data with patient-selected patient reported outcome measures (PROM) on pain, symptoms, physical activity, and quality of life to…
…priorities must guide how data is collected, used, and reported. Yet, at present, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples who do not have ‘Status’ or are not registered with Metis…
One in every 58 children in British Columbia meet criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) — an increasingly common developmental disorder characterized by notable social and communication difficulties. Co-occurring mental…
…progress, but lacks control over key parameters such as whether the T cells will become “helper” cells that stimulate the immune system or “cytotoxic” cells that directly kill diseased cells,…
…established. By engineering platelets using gold standard mRNA transfection strategies, their therapeutic potential can be maximized for diverse applications. Engineered platelets will be created using cutting-edge mRNA lipid nanoparticles. Successful…
…and muscle function during force or power production and compare differences among young (18-30 years), old (60-69 years), and very old (over 80 years) females and males. The inclusion of…
…vaccines are?”; “How long they can protect us from getting the disease?”, and “How many doses are needed and on which schedule?”. Findings from this research will guide WHO strategies…