Patients receiving long-term total parenteral nutrition (TPN) develop hepatic steatosis as a
complication. Our previous studies have shown this to be caused, at least in part, by choline …

Objectives To carry out a systematic review of interventions that have aimed at improving
screening, treatment, prevention and management of type 2 diabetes and obesity-related …

Forty-five individuals with generalized anxiety (38 with GAD as defined by DSM-III) were
randomized to 4 treatment conditions or a waiting list control. Patients received 8 sessions of …

Interprofessional communication and collaboration are promoted by policymakers as fundamental
building blocks for improving patient safety and meeting the demands of increasingly …

Background Poor interprofessional communication in hospital is deemed to cause
significant patient harm. Although recognition of this issue is growing, protocols are being …

Research suggests that health care can be improved and patient harm reduced when
health professionals successfully collaborate across professional boundaries. Consequently, …

Plasma-free choline levels have previously been found below normal in patients receiving
long term parenteral nutrition (TPN). In a group of 15 patients receiving home TPN who had …

Background The 2000s have seen a proliferation of media reporting about opioid use in
North America. Given the significant role that popular media plays in shaping the public's …

Background: Recent research identifies gender inequality as a driver of the HIV/AIDS
epidemic. The feminization of poverty is also increasingly apparent, as is the disproportionate …

Project Community is one of the nation's oldest service-learning courses, awarding credit
since the early 1970s to students who integrate academic theory with community service. This …