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CHÉOS Trainee Kirsten Marchand recently explored the experiences of clients receiving injectable opioid agonist treatment.
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With more than 75 scientists, research at CHÉOS encompasses a wide breadth of health areas. We highlight some of these projects here.
CHÉOS Trainee Kirsten Marchand recently explored the experiences of clients receiving injectable opioid agonist treatment.
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A $2.5 million project called ‘PRECISION’ is underway. It will study more than a million Canadians with inflammatory diseases of the skin, joint or bowel
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The GenCOUNSEL project aims to figure out the best ways to provide equitable access to genetic counselling for genome-wide sequencing in Canada.
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PORTIA is the latest study in a long-term program of research that is developing evidence-based overdose prevention strategies and helping address the opioid crisis
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CHÉOS is supportying a number of studies looking at how changes to diet and exercise habits can improve the health of people with or at risk for type 2 diabetes
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The RACKED Study will look at the effectiveness of intramuscular ketamine for patients presenting to the ED with agitation and violent behaviour.
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