PURPOSE The relative distribution of research output across cancer sites is not well described. Here, we evaluate whether the volume of published research is proportional to the public health burden of individual cancers. We also explore whether research output is proportional to research funding. METHODS Statistics from the Canadian and American cancer societies were used to identify the top...

'Trcatmcnt of' acut o)titis media: a controlled studv of 142 childrcn. (an .lled.Assoc7 197(;102:263-. 5 Halstcd C. Ilcpow MI. Balassaniati N, Eimmerich J, \\olinskv E. Otitis mcdia: clinical observations, microbiology, and evaluation of therapy. .lmIDisChild 1968;115:542-51. 6 Howie VM, I'loussard JH. Efficacy ot' fixed combinationi antibiotics versus separate conmponents in otitis media. Clin...

Background Many Indigenous communities in Canada live with high-risk drinking water systems and drinking water advisories and experience health status and water quality below that of the general population. A scoping review of research examining drinking water quality and its relationship to Indigenous health was conducted. Objective The study was undertaken to identify the extent of the litera...

BACKGROUND Over the past decade, substantial global investment has been made to support health systems and policy research (HSPR), with considerable resources allocated to training. In Canada, signs point to a larger and more highly skilled HSPR workforce, but little is known about whether growth in HSPR human resource capacity is aligned with investments in other research infrastructure, or wh...