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Clinical Articles / BY: Wen Q. Gan, MD, MSc, April 2008
... low-grade, systemic inflammation caused by COPD may contribute materially to the patho­biology of cardiovascular diseases.[ 12 ] Oxidative stress can also contribute to the development of atherosclerosis. Lung cancer ... clearance of inhaled carcinogens from the lungs may also contribute to the increased risk of lung cancer in COPD ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Betty Tang, MD, FRCPC, July/August 2008
... effects.  This lack of attention to medication needs can contribute to significant decompensation for those clients ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Don D. Sin, MD, MPH, FRCPC, April 2008
... have the potential to depress the respiratory centre and contribute to postoperative pulmonary complications. ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Neal Shahidi, January/February 2008
... under 5 years of age. It also prevents carriage, which may contribute to herd immunity.  In early 2002 the National ...
WorkSafeBC / BY: J. Robinson, MD, May 2007
... activities performed at work must significantly contribute to the cause. Activity-related soft tissue ... activities performed at work must significantly contribute to the cause. Many musculoskeletal conditions that ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Mario McKenna, MSc, September 2007
... senior academic ranks. Physicians trained outside Canada contribute to the health care system with both their clinical ...
News / BY: Bill Rife, MD, May 2007
... inadequate to replace the lost pieces and you may have to contribute to the cost of replacing the items. The BCMA Home ...
President's Comment / BY: Margaret MacDiarmid, MD, January/February 2007
... fundamental responsibilities, it states that we should “contribute to the development of the medical profession, ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Pratibha Reebye, MBBS, FRCPC, May 2007
... Day-to-day parenting errors are commonplace and do not contribute to an attachment or relationship disorder. A ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Dafna Rippel, MD, MAH, January/February 2007
... Although the hypothesis that high homocysteine levels contribute to atherogenesis cannot be rejected, treating mild ...