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British Columbia Pulmonary Hypertension Society

2005

November 5, 2005:

PH information Booth at James Bay Square

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November 8 & 9, 2005:

PH Information Booth at Victoria General Hospital

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November 9, 2005:

Presentation to Royal Jubilee Hospital nurses and medical professionals

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November 14 - 18:

PH Information Booth at University of British Columbia, in the Life Sciences Building

November 16:

Liz McCall, President BCPHS, emcee's the Actelion Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension media presentation.  With Dr. David Ostrow and a PAH patient.  Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver BC.

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November 16 & 17:

PH Information Booth at Royal Jubilee Hospital

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November 22 & 23:

PH Information Booth at Nanaimo Regional Hospital

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Symposium 2005

 

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IN THE NEWS NOW..................

Stem cell research could cure pulmonary hypertension
10/19/2007 5:40 PM
By: Ivanhoe Broadcast News

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Breakthrough for Fatal Lung Disease - New Treatment May Save Lives

TORONTO, Canada -- Junne Page has lived a healthy life, but seven years ago, things changed. "I had been short of breath. I thought it was due to a medication I was taking," Page said It wasn't. Page has pulmonary hypertension -- a fatal disease
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Early Diagnosis Gives Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Patients a Fighting Chance

VANCOUVER, Nov. 14 /CNW/ - The answer is Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, also known as PAH; the question - which progressive, degenerative disease has a faster mortality timeline than some cancers? Yet, even though untreated PAH will claim the lives of between 40 to 55 per cent of patients within the first two years after diagnosis(1), patients continue to be diagnosed late.
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Artificial Lung Saves Transplant Patient

Transplant surgeons have successfully used an external artificial lung to keep a dying patient alive while they waited for donated lungs to become available, the Toronto surgical team announced Wednesday.
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PH Victim - I Thought I'd be dead within two years - by Don Harrison - the Province- Vancouver, BC

Elizabeth McCall has been mistaken for a meter maid and a parcel courier. Unfortunately, she can't do either -- but not for a lack of skills. The 40-year-old woman's heart's just not in it, literally.
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