The Evidence Speaks (March 2020)
To mark International Women's Day, this edition summarizes a selection of women's health research from CHÉOS Scientists: cancer screening; anal sphincter injury; and contraception
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To mark International Women's Day, this edition summarizes a selection of women's health research from CHÉOS Scientists: cancer screening; anal sphincter injury; and contraception
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Heart disease and stroke is a leading cause of death for women in Canada. Dr. Tara Sedlak is working towards developing a more accurate, sex-specific tool for predicting risk of coronary artery disease.
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The 34th edition summarizes some of the latest research from CHÉOS Scientists: gender imbalance in ICU admission, urinary tract infection after gynecologic surgery, and recover from work-related injuries.
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A recent collaboration between CHÉOS, the I-HEART Centre, and local urban Elders aims to listen to the community's experiences and discuss novel arts-based approaches to promote heart health among Indigenous women.
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Communications and Knowledge Translation Officer Sean Sinden provides an overview of how to integrate sex and gender into research and why it's important to so.
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February is Heart Month, a time to bring attention to the importance of cardiovascular health and the research focuses on risk factors and treatments for cardiovascular disease.
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