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…white matter (such as Multiple Sclerosis), and damage to the spinal cord. The term “white matter” is derived from the white colour of nerve tracts. It appears white because of…
…to right, top to bottom: Dr. Jeffrey Reading, Dr. Stirling Bryan, Dr. Krista Stelkia, Mark Matthew, Gillian Corless, Dr. Evan Adams, Tara Erb. What you should know What is…
…Officer, Clinical Trials BC Question: Has the period for archiving site Investigator file or trial Master files for clinical trials changed ? Answer: Yes! On March 3, 2022, Health Canada…
…cell types. Interestingly, these islets formed through an essential but unidentified “budding process” and self-organized into distinct cellular arrangements over time. Our goal is to elucidate the mechanisms that regulate…
…Fraser University – Department of Geography); Emily Carpenter (Diversity and Language Services; Fraser Health); Alia Januwalla (BC SUPPORT Unit, Fraser Centre); Arun Garg (community-based physician); Rajeev Mohindru (Progressive Intercultural Community…
…Current programs to identify individuals with BRCA1/2 mutations are not effective; less than 50% of these individuals are identified. To address this gap in cancer care, Dr. Intan Schrader, Dr….
Current methods of medical diagnostics, such as imaging and laboratory tests, tend to be time-consuming, labour intensive, and often limited to biomedical laboratories or hospital settings that have specialized equipment….
…attack. Recent studies have shown hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs), stem cells in the bone marrow, can form heart cells. HSCs are easy to obtain, avoid the ethical issues associated with…