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…disabling mental illness affects approximately 2 – 3 percent of British Columbians and, although treatable, is often under diagnosed. The aim of Dr. S. Evelyn Stewart’s research program is to…
Clinical trials play a key role in medical advances, helping to identify new treatments or improved ways to treat illnesses. Clinical trials generate information that can guide treatment decisions. By…
…a valuable evidentiary base for diverse stakeholders, including clinicians, social scientists, health policy makers, intersex support groups, women’s health advocates, and those most directly affected, intersexed people and their families….
…states. Their findings – in the form of abstracts and annotations – are captured in a variety of databases. However, this vast source of biomedical literature is an under-utilized resource….
…HD gene mutation (but who have not yet developed outward symptoms) when applying for insurance, in their work environment, and in social and family settings. The findings of the study…
…coping among arthritis sufferers and their partners. However, there is no similar program specifically for people with RA. Dr. Allen Lehman’s study is the first to create and test a…
…prostate cancer (CRPC), an incurable disease which is especially resistant to drugs. In its most lethal form, drug resistant CRPC behaves like a neuroendocrine cancer, which is completely unresponsive to…
…and to develop and support the implementation of sustainable healthcare policies. This quality improvement initiative provides leadership, strategy, policy, collaboration, and funding to bring patient voice, choice, and representation to…
…in this region. The “Active Steps” project consists of five 45-minte virtual sessions over 12-weeks, addressing T1D related physical activity challenges. Participants will receive workbooks to work through with the…
Mantle cell lymphoma (MCL) is an aggressive, incurable non-Hodgkin lymphoma with a median survival of three years. In order to find new, more effective treatments for MCL, researchers are working…