| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Analysis of mortality data at the UHWI |
Dr. M Mills, Prof M Lee | Department of Medicine | |
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Hepatitis C infection in patients at the UHWI |
Dr. M Mills, Prof M Lee | Department of Medicine | |
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Clinical presentation of strokes-subtypes, findings on CT imaging and outcome |
Dr. F Gayle | Department of Medicine | |
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A five year review of Maternal mortality at the University Hospital of the West Indies |
Dr Leslie Samuels | Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology | |
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Locally Advanced Breast Cancer in a Jamaican population: disease characteristics and response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy |
Dr. Sheray Chin | Department of Pathology | |
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Lymphoid Malignancies and precursors: Tissue acquisition protocol |
Drs. Gilian Wharfe, Nicole Urquhart and Mrs. Carol Jones | Department of Pathology | |
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Trends in incidence and age distribution of breast cancer in women in Kingston and St. Andrew, Jamaica, 1978-2007 |
Dr. May-Phyo Nyi Nyi | Department of Pathology | |
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Breast cancer receptor profiles in Jamaica: A 6-year analysis |
Dr. Sheray Chin | Department of Pathology | |
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Routine HIV screening at Department of Medicine, UHWI |
Dr. G Barrow, Prof E Barton, Prof M Lee | Department of Medicine | |
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T- cell dysfunction in patients with end stage renal disease |
Dr. A Soyibo, Prof E Barton | Department of Medicine | |
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Intervention for Traumatized Children in West Kingston |
Dr.Ganesh Shetty & Dennis Edwards & Samantha Longman-Mills | Child & Adolescent Health /Community Health and Psychiatry | |
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Perinatal Outcome of Growth Restricted Fetuses with Iatrogenic Preterm Delivery Secondary to Early Onset severe Preeclampsia and Abnormal Dopplers- The UHWI Experience |
Dr Natalie Medley-Singh | Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Child Health |
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