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'world-first' clinical trial finds new way to detect undiagnosed asthma and copd

the new clinical trial has managed to diagnose over 500 people living with mis- or undiagnosed asthma or copd.
angelica bottaro
may 20, 2024

what hit-and-run victims need to know

if you are the victim of a hit-and-run accident, what should you do?
nainesh kotak
may 16, 2024

what is car t-cell therapy? how immunotherapy is changing treatment options for cancer, diabetes and other autoimmune diseases

car t-cell therapy is a form of immunotherapy that has shown promise in treating many things, from autoimmune disease to solid-tumour cancers.
angelica bottaro
may 15, 2024

als treatment breakthrough 30 years in the making

a new study surrounding als and proteins is paving the way for viable treatments, and potentially, a cure.
angelica bottaro
may 14, 2024

what it feels like: cervical cancer, hpv awareness and the power of family

"your whole life flashes before your eyes. but you’re also feeling motivated to get treatment started, because you have this sense of ‘i can do this,’" cindy howard says of being diagnosed with cervical cancer.
karen hawthorne
may 07, 2024

the severe impact of pulmonary arterial hypertension on canadians

the inability to work, take care of yourself without a caregiver, and reduced emotional well-being are the most notable factors affecting the quality of life for people living with pulmonary arterial hypertension.
angelica bottaro
may 06, 2024

diagnosed with hpv: managing treatment, support and cancer risks

hpv is the most common sexually transmitted infection – 75 per cent of sexually active canadians will have the virus at some point in their lives.
karen hawthorne
apr 24, 2024

non-invasive brain stimulation provides promise for treatment of depression and anxiety

transcranial magnetic stimulation (rtms) delivers magnetic pulses on the outside of the skull to modulate the brain’s circuitry to target the area of the brain that would respond to therapy.
brain canada
apr 17, 2024
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diabetes canada
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obesity canada
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canadian society for exercise physiology

'world-first' clinical trial finds new way to detect undiagnosed asthma and copd

the new clinical trial has managed to diagnose over 500 people living with mis- or undiagnosed asthma or copd.
angelica bottaro
may 20, 2024

what hit-and-run victims need to know

if you are the victim of a hit-and-run accident, what should you do?
nainesh kotak
may 16, 2024

what is car t-cell therapy? how immunotherapy is changing treatment options for cancer, diabetes and other autoimmune diseases

car t-cell therapy is a form of immunotherapy that has shown promise in treating many things, from autoimmune disease to solid-tumour cancers.
angelica bottaro
may 15, 2024

als treatment breakthrough 30 years in the making

a new study surrounding als and proteins is paving the way for viable treatments, and potentially, a cure.
angelica bottaro
may 14, 2024
powered by
diabetes canada

what it feels like: cervical cancer, hpv awareness and the power of family

"your whole life flashes before your eyes. but you’re also feeling motivated to get treatment started, because you have this sense of ‘i can do this,’" cindy howard says of being diagnosed with cervical cancer.
karen hawthorne
may 07, 2024

the severe impact of pulmonary arterial hypertension on canadians

the inability to work, take care of yourself without a caregiver, and reduced emotional well-being are the most notable factors affecting the quality of life for people living with pulmonary arterial hypertension.
angelica bottaro
may 06, 2024

diagnosed with hpv: managing treatment, support and cancer risks

hpv is the most common sexually transmitted infection – 75 per cent of sexually active canadians will have the virus at some point in their lives.
karen hawthorne
apr 24, 2024

non-invasive brain stimulation provides promise for treatment of depression and anxiety

transcranial magnetic stimulation (rtms) delivers magnetic pulses on the outside of the skull to modulate the brain’s circuitry to target the area of the brain that would respond to therapy.
brain canada
apr 17, 2024
powered by
obesity canada
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