This paper explores how the Canadian courts have responded to resource allocation decisions
that have impacted on patients. While there have been few Canadian cases, those that …

Living tree. Any law student worth his or her salt instantly identifies these two words with
Edwards v. AG of Canada, 1 more commonly known as the” Persons” case. This 1929 ruling …

Tuned and distinct responses of macrophages and dendritic cells to Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4)
activation induced by lipopolysaccharide (LPS) underpin the balance between innate …

It's hard to believe that March is here already and that my second year at law school is nearing
completion. It seems like it was just yesterday that I was preparing my first letter to CALL …

Those of you who have been members of CALL/ACBD since the early seventies will remember
Grace Champness, a life member of the Association, who was on the staff of the Law …

… Penelope (Penny) Diane Olsen has enjoyed an unconventional career as a largely self-funded
biologist. The absence of continual institutional support has not interfered with her …

… Letter from Diane Woollard, 1991 recipient of the Diana M. Priestly Scholarship, 47 … Woollard,
Diane Letter from Diane Woollard, 1991 recipient of the Diana M. Priestly Scholarship, 47 …

… We are grateful to Lorraine Lawrence for the histological processing of the samples, Marta
Szajna for her technical support, and Diane Scott for critical reading of the manuscript. This …

… the award and made the presentation to the winner, Diane Woollard, who was able to be
present at the conference to accept her award. Diane, who has a masters degree in Library …

Boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) is an experimental radiation therapy that is being
developed for the treatment of malignant tumors. One requirement for successful BNCT is that a …