Excerpt One percent of children in North America may be affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). FASD remains difficult to diagnose because confirmation of maternal alcohol use is a diagnostic criterion, and women consuming alcohol during pregnancy are reluctant to divulge this information for fear of stigmatization and losing custody of the child. Consequently, using […]
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Certificate in Sustainability
Author Kulaga, Vivian
Advisor Gideon, Koren
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SDGs Gender Equality
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Excerpt Habitat loss and disturbance due to human activity are major causes of global biodiversity decline. Beyond outright species loss, one potential outcome is modification of species interactions that are integral to ecosystem functioning. To investigate this possibility, I asked whether human activity influences avian frugivory and seed dispersal, bird-fruit interactions that facilitate plant reproduction. On […]
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Certificate in Sustainability
Author Lefevre, Kara Lynn
Advisor Rodd, F. Helen
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SDGs Life on LandSustainable Cities and Communities
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Departments Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Years 2008
Keywords biodiversity, conserv*, forest, urban
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Excerpt The Labour Supply of Unpaid Caregivers in Canada, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Meredith Lenore Lilly, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto, 2008. As medical care increasingly shifts from the hospital to the home, responsibility for care has also shifted from the state and paid care, to the family and unpaid care. […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Lilly, Meredith Lenore
Advisor Coyte, Peter C.
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SDGs Decent Work and Economic GrowthGood Health and Well-Being
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Departments Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
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Keywords employment, health, labour, wage
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Excerpt Vietnam has the greatest biodiversity of any country in Indochina. This diversity may be due to its topographically complex nature, with hills and mountains, drained by several independent river systems, covering three quarters of its area. Topographic complexity has undoubtedly had profound effects on the flora and fauna of the region. Recent surveys have uncovered […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Ngo, Andre
Advisor Robert, Murphy
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SDGs Clean Water and SanitationLife on Land
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Departments Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
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Excerpt This thesis presents a new conceptual model of occupational outcome based on the results of input from 5 key stakeholder groups in the field of occupational health including patients, healthcare providers, employers, unions, and insurers. Data from 77 participants who took part in one of either 18 individual interviews or 11 focus groups were qualitatively […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Saary, Maria Joan
Advisor Holness, Dorothy Linn
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Excerpt Research into adverse events in home care is at a very early stage worldwide. Adverse event research in other health care sectors has demonstrated that patients can and do suffer harm, much of which is preventable, during the receipt of health care services. A stratified, random sample of patients who had received home care nursing […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Sears, Nancy A.
Advisor Baker, G. Ross
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Excerpt Markets have an important role to play in advancing an improved understanding of international trading relationships. Two most important economic issues, which contribute to improved national welfare and ensure long-run competitive market equilibrium in international markets, are market integration and market efficiency. To provide softwood lumber markets related information to the policy makers, economic analyses […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Shahi, Chander Kamal
Advisor Kant, Shashi
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SDGs Reduced Inequalities
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Departments Forestry
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Keywords trade
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Excerpt In this research, a recent version of the Boreal Ecosystem Productivity Simulator (BEPS), called BEPS-TerrainLab, was adapted to northern peatlands and evaluated using observations made at the Mer Bleue bog located near Ottawa, Ontario, and the Sandhill fen located near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The code was extended and modified with a major focus on the […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Sonnentag, Oliver
Advisor Chen, Jing Ming
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SDGs Affordable and Clean EnergyClean Water and Sanitation
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Departments Geography
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Excerpt Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of disability globally. Cognitive deficits represent the primary source of on-going disability in this population, yet the mechanisms of these deficits remain poorly understood. Here functional and diffusion-weighted imaging techniques were employed to characterize the mechanisms of neurofunctional change following TBI and their relationship to cognitive function. […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Turner, Gary R.
Advisor Levine, Brian
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Departments Psychology
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Excerpt Because infants are the most vulnerable members of a community, their deaths – and the resulting infant mortality rate (IMR) – are said to signal more fundamental problems that are likely to affect the general health of a community. However, a focus on proximate- and intermediate-level risk factors in epidemiological analyses presents a decontextualized picture […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Walz, Leah Claire
Advisor Sawchuk, Lawrence A.
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Departments Anthropology
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