Will nanomedicine deliver on its promise of changing therapeutics or remain an interesting and important research tool in cell biology and physiology?

摘要

The registry was developed by the National Collaborating Center on Methods and Tools, one of the six constituents of the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health supported by the Public Health Agency of Canada to enhance the use of research results in public health decision-making and practice (http://www.ncchp.ca). Collectively, these six centres identify knowledge gaps, produce knowledge syntheses, develop knowledge products and facilitate exchanges among public health practitioners and decision-makers to support the integration of research evidence into public health (Frank et al. 2007). Individually, each centre focuses on a specific area of public health practice: Aboriginal Health, Environmental Health, Infectious Diseases, Methods and Tools, Healthy Public Policy, and Social Determinants of Health. Because their products (including web-based forums, webcasts and webinars) are mostly available through the web, their outreach is potentially global.