Jewish General Hospital

Osteosarcopenia Revisited: From Mechanisms to Management

Abstract Sarcopenia and osteoporosis are characterized by insufficient mass and function of skeletal muscle and bone, and often co-occur in older persons, a condition called osteosarcopenia. Loss of bone and skeletal muscle mass and function is driven by multiple risk factors tha...

Defining ‘psychedelic’

Humphry Osmond coined the term ‘psychedelic’ in 1956, conjoining ‘psyche’ for ‘soul’ and ‘delic’ for ‘to manifest’ or ‘illuminate’. Soul-illumination is a compound noun that describes a psychological state or process. Osmond intended for it to be a taxonomic noun—naming, not just...

Statistical methods, outcome structures, and research designs in hybrid type II effectiveness-implementation studies: protocol for a scoping review

<ns5:p>Background Hybrid type II effectiveness-implementation studies evaluate health intervention and implementation strategy effectiveness simultaneously. While the emphasis on each “side” varies within hybrid type II studies, the focus of this review is those that attempt a mo...

OvercomingElectrochemiluminescence Immunoassay (ECLIA)Limitations: Conformation-Independent Quantitation of a TherapeuticAntibody by LC–MS/MS

Abstract Monoclonal antibody therapies have transformed cancer treatment by enabling targeted intervention even in advanced disease stages. However, reliable monitoring of circulating therapeutic antibody levels is critical to ensuring efficacy and patient safety. This study inve...

Moving Equity into Practice: Evaluation of an Online Asynchronous Continuing Medical Education Program for Rheumatology Care

Objectives Persistent health inequities exist in the diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes of rheumatologic diseases among at-risk populations in Canada. Prior research identified barriers and facilitators experienced by at-risk populations in Canada when accessing rheumatology care...