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…in bodily fluids such as blood, serum, and urine, either directly or with minimal sample preparation, while still being portable, low-power, low-cost, and requiring only a connection to a laptop…
…health authorities, BC Ministry of Health, UBC, SFU, University of Victoria, Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute, UNBC, Providence Health Care and the BC SUPPORT Unit. The tool enables researchers, knowledge…
…our new name, transition board and leadership team. How could the new organization benefit BC and British Columbians? The impetus for consolidating MSFHR and BC AHSN was synergy — which…
…is advancing partner priorities related to discovery, treatments, cures, and care delivery. The benefits for our partners include a thorough peer review process, efficiency, broad reach, and ultimately, greater impact…
…needle into the spinal canal. People are usually reluctant to take the test, which causes a delay in diagnosis. Dr. Shi’s research aims to develop a new test that could…
… Access to (not just COVID) data is key Image: a collection of data visuals, including a pie graph, 2/4 people; and a bar graph trending up. We need ready…
…upon which policy-makers can make rational decisions about drug plan coverage. Leader: Bruce Carleton, BPharm, PharD University of British Columbia Members: Francis Lau, PhD University of Victoria Stuart MacLeod, MD,…
…called PTEN,” says Ong. “PTEN is like the ‘brakes’ of the cell, and when you lose the brakes, you get this runaway train kind of uncontrolled cancer growth.” PTEN is…
…with very frail, older adults, applied a ‘carousel’ approach wherein patient partners could ‘hop on’ and ‘hop off’ their engagement in the research project when health, energy, and commitments shifted…
…disseminated through the BC Overdose Emergency Response Centre list-serv. Some examples are: Risk Mitigation Guidance (RMG) evaluation findings (BCCDC, March 27 2020 – December 31 2021) Knowledge Update: Post-mortem detection…