Average wait time for Sunnybrook patients now eight weeks for joint replacement, down from several months.
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Monday, August 24, 2009 Model First to Monitor Functions of Individual MicroRNAs
Sunnybrook researchers' unique model helps further gene regulation study related to aging, self-renewal and tumour angiogenesis
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Sunnybrook researchers' unique model helps further gene regulation study related to aging, self-renewal and tumour angiogenesis
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009 Wait Times for Hip & Knee Replacements Dramatically Reduced
Average wait time for Sunnybrook patients now eight weeks for joint replacement, down from several months.
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Average wait time for Sunnybrook patients now eight weeks for joint replacement, down from several months.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009 Breakthrough provides mechanism for therapies to rebuild immunity
Sunnybrook scientists develop method to coax stem cells into becoming type of T cell needed for immune system functioning
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Sunnybrook scientists develop method to coax stem cells into becoming type of T cell needed for immune system functioning
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Depression and Heart Disease: New Link Found
Researchers identify enzyme that may trigger depressive symptoms in heart disease patients and explain non-effective antidepressants.
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Researchers identify enzyme that may trigger depressive symptoms in heart disease patients and explain non-effective antidepressants.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009 Stem Cells May Hold Key to Stopping Spread of Leukemia
Researchers have discovered that by enriching a class of blood stem cells they can inhibit the growth of a rare but aggressive form of leukemia
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Researchers have discovered that by enriching a class of blood stem cells they can inhibit the growth of a rare but aggressive form of leukemia
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