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Breastfeeding has numerous benefits for parents and infants. However, many parents encounter challenges with breastfeeding that can lead to early breastfeeding cessation. In addition, persons across British Columbia (BC), especially…
Mealtimes in long-term care (LTC) homes are important for visible minority (e.g. Chinese, South Asian) residents’ well-being and keeps them connected with their families who help at mealtimes. Visiting restrictions…
…most people, CVB infection causes mild symptoms. However, individuals with underdeveloped and/or compromised immune systems are at increased risk of severe disease. Normally, our healthy immune system acts as a…
…Team members: Elizabeth Keys (UBC – Okanagan); Rishma Chooniedass (UBC – Okanagan); Michele Hopkins (The Bridge Youth & Family Services); Ellen Boelcke (KCR Community Resources); Olivia Andrews (UBC – Okanagan)….
…the population will faint in their lifetime, and of these, 30% have recurrent, severe episodes. Fainting is generally not life-threatening, and as a result, symptoms are often ignored or dismissed….
…St. Michael’s Hospital. At McMaster University, Laurel served as a senior ethics advisor, legal counsel for clinical research contracts, and an adjunct professor of health law, policy, and ethics in…
…breathing, lung disease, hospitalizations, and in some people who have underlying health conditions, even death. Children, whose lungs are actively developing, may be at heightened risk. We don’t yet fully…
…connect various sectors and service models. Policymakers will be specially invited, including social planners, health authority decision-makers, and advocacy groups. Digital stories and knowledge translation tools will be available in…
…(or digit tip in mice, the model system studied here). In mammals including humans, the fingertip will regenerate completely and appropriately as long as the base of the nail (or…
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common liver cancer and is predicted to become the third most prevalent cause of cancer mortality by 2030. Therapeutic options are limited and those…