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The Global Economic Crisis: Is it too Late? Suzuki speaks Nov 3 @ UBC

Posted: 11:35 am, November 01, 2011 by Events HLI

AN EVENING WITH DAVID SUZUKI

Dr. David Suzuki is a UBC Professor Emeritus and a renowned environmental advocate. He has become a household name in Canada for his ability to engage general audiences in important environmental issues.

Thursday, November 3 at 7:30 p.m.
The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
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2010 Winter Olympics provided economic and cultural boost

Posted: 11:30 am, November 01, 2011 by Events HLI

British Columbia's economy grew in 2010 with new businesses, jobs and an increase in visitor spending, all likely related to the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, says a University of British Columbia study that measured the impact of the Games.

In addition to the economic benefits, the report also noted other positive outcomes including the development of sport and culture across. . .

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BRONCH Website Release!

Posted: 11:21 am, November 01, 2011 by Events HLI

Bioairway Research Offering New Concepts in Health (BRONCH) website has been released. The BRONCH project, funded by the National Sanitarium Association, will use artificial matrices and human cells to engineer a functional
human airway for use in pre-clinical research. A human airway model will reduce our reliance on animal testing and increase the efficiency of drug development and chemical. . .

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Researchers map pathway of infection for a common, potentially life-threatening respiratory virus

Posted: 11:21 am, November 01, 2011 by Events HLI

Finding ends 5-decade search

Toronto - Researchers at the University of Toronto, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), St. Paul's Hospital and the University of British Columbia have identified a new treatment target for a virus that causes severe lung infections and an estimated 10% of common colds.

The virus, called human respiratory syncytial virus or RSV, is the most com. . .

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