How wearable devices to detect cardiac arrest could save thousands of lives each year
CHÉOS Trainees Jake Hutton and Dr. Mahsa Khalili are melding clinical and engineering fields to address this persistent and deadly public health problem
Read MoreCHÉOS Trainees Jake Hutton and Dr. Mahsa Khalili are melding clinical and engineering fields to address this persistent and deadly public health problem
Read MoreWhy do people discharged from hospital after alcohol withdrawal often return within a week? Dr. Frank Scheuermeyer aims to find out.
Read MoreSeptember's edition includes severity of the Omicron versus Delta COVID-19 variants, pre- and in-hospital factors that impact outcomes of cardiac arrest, and long-acting contraceptive use among Ugandan women
Read MoreThis edition highlights research evaluating patient involvement in clinical trial design, detecting prior COVID-19 infections, and the effect of wildfires on respiratory health
Read MoreTo mark Heart Month, this edition includes COVID-19's impact on heart attack care, the likelihood of cardiac arrest patients receiving EMS treatment, and risk of CVD among people with substance use disorder
Read MoreCardiac CT imaging provides a long-term warranty for emergency department patients with chest pain
Read MoreVANCOUVER, December 1, 2021 - The first peer-reviewed study in North America examining the timing between the first and second doses of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines shows that a longer dose interval leads to a stronger immune response.
Read MoreCHÉOS Scientist Dr. Brian Grunau says results from the first peer-reviewed study in North America on COVID-19 mRNA vaccines could inform vaccination policies
Read MoreThis edition includes disease burden among the world's poorest people, resuscitation methods in pediatric OHCA, and quality of life of living kidney donors after surgery
Read MoreResults from an innovative CHÉOS-led clinical trial show the sedative is effective, and could be safer for patients and staff
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