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High potassium levels can be dangerous, even when someone feels completely normal.
New research from LHSCRI and @schulichmeddent.bsky.social found a significantly lower risk of death among patients who got to an emergency department within 24 hours of an abnormally high potassium reading.
From large clinical trials to studies focused on health equity and patient-centred outcomes, CANUCS is generating evidence that can help improve care nationwide.
To learn more, visit the CANUCS website: canucs.ca
At LHSCRI and across Canada, Dr. Kelly Vogt is helping improve urgent surgical care. As Chair of the Canadian Collaborative on Urgent Care Surgery (CANUS), Dr. Vogt leads a network of 30+ hospitals conducting research to improve outcomes for patients with emergency surgery and trauma conditions.
The Marathon Continues. The Government of Canada has announced $80M for the next phase of the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network, catalyzing up tp $160M with matching funds. We’re getting closer to finishing what Terry started, but there’s more to do. The next phase starts today.
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A new study is recruiting people diagnosed with anorexia nervosa to participate in an innovative clinical trial. Researchers hope to discover whether a new approach to the illness, using fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) capsules, could help people better manage eating disorders.
