Thursday, 28 August 2008
Mental Illness And Addiction Research Boosted By Large-Scale Investment
This financial backing from the Large-Scale Institutional Endeavours part of CFI's Research Hospital Fund volition allow CAMH to leveraging our scientific strengths, and transform lives with a new integrated, multi-disciplinary and innovative research environment.
"This alone support and endorsement is the engine that will drive real change for people impacted by mental illness and addiction," aforesaid CAMH Vice President of Research Dr. Bruce Pollock. "The modern environment that we canful now build as piece of our bold renovation will greatly increase the opportunities for researchers, clients, and partners to work together to generate well timed, relevant research that can seamlessly translate into clinical practice that provides optimum care."
CFI's contribution, the largest individual cary Grant in CAMH's history, kicks off a $38 million project that will enable CAMH to focus on transforming lives across 6 research themes: Schizophrenia, Mood Disorders, Addictions, Community Health & Knowledge Exchange, Neuroimaging, Pharmacogentics and Neuroscience. With the additional financial support coming from donors through the CAMH Foundation, this integrated and pioneering project will address key issues such as;
* Optimizing treatment across mental sickness and substance use disorders, including the development of individualized treatment based on molecular genetic science
* Translating discoveries into improved clinical practice, bar and intervention strategies
* Reaching out to underserved and understudied communities such as First Nations, remote populations, the workplace, women, the aged, and children.
"As we celebrate CAMH's tenth anniversary and officially open the number one phase of our redeveloping Queen Street site, we're also witnessing a turning point in the history of mental illness and addiction inquiry, thanks to the generosity, support and faith of CFI," aforesaid CAMH President and CEO Dr. Paul Garfinkel. "Due to mark, psychiatry and addiction intervention are behind many other areas of medicine. This support provides many of the tools we need to dramatically improve node, community and workplace wellness, reduce the burden of these diseases and their impact on the health care system."
"CAMH's proposal brings together a group of outstanding researchers to advance a first, innovative research agenda," according to CFI's International Assessment Committee. "The proposed enquiry will be an of import factor in enhancing knowledge and world awareness of mental health and addictions."
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada's largest mental health and habituation teaching hospital, as well as one of the world's leading research centres in the area of addiction and mental wellness. CAMH combines clinical care, research, educational activity, policy maturation and health promotion to transform the lives of people unnatural by mental health and addiction issues.
CAMH is amply affiliated with the University of Toronto, and is a Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization Collaborating Centre.
Source: Michael Torres
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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Monday, 18 August 2008
Lykki Li, Crystal Castles, Broken Social Scene for CMJ 2008
A Place To Bury Strangers, Broken Social Scene, Cool Kids and Crystal Castles will all perform passim the event, which showcases hundreds of acts in venues crosswise Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Beach House, Deerhoof, Gang Gang Dance, Jay Reatard, Lee �Scratch� Perry, Lykke Li, Minus The Bear, Roisin Murphy, The Dears, They Might Be Giants, and Yo Majesty have also been unveiled to take part.
CMJ has showcased many of today�s most successful acts of the Apostles over its 27 years, including MGMT, The Shins, Arcade Fire, The Killers, Beastie Boys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, REM and U2.
Stay tuned to NME.COM for the up-to-the-minute CMJ updates.
--By our New York staff.
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Friday, 8 August 2008
40 Cal- Mooga is out this week
40 Cal, of Harlem hip-hop juggernauts The Diplomats is on his hustle in a way that most rappers only mouth about. Each successive year has seen a greater level of recognition for the emcee, who came up through NYC's hyper-competitive battle and mixtape circuit before hook up with one of the most influential crews in rap music. But while freestyles and the mixtape grind have kept 40's skills extra sharp, the record album format is where he truly towers over the competition.
Mooga (put one over for 'money'), his debut for Gold Dust, is an record album built for repeated listens, in the tradition of worn out walkman rotation tapes. Over the arena sized beats The Diplomats are known for, 40 as well as Dipset affiliates Duke Da God and JR Writer show that it's possible to construct complete songs without sacrificing the clever couplets and over the top swagger that make knock music so much fun. From short-winded out landrover beats to club bangers to reflective meditations on responsibility, Mooga is the work of an creative person on the come-up. Expect big things from ane of rap music's new stars.
Tracklist:
40 Intro (prod.by M.G.I.)
Shooters On Deck (poke.by Trakdealas)
On My Sh*t feat. Sudaboss (prod.by Los)
Movie Shoot (prod.by Chinky P)
Ten Stacks (egg on.by Chinky P)
Rewind That (prod.by Mel Staxx)
Harlem Shuffle effort. JR Writer
Hustlas Anthem feat. S.A.S. (poke.by Srada)
Googa Googa (stab.by Konstantine Jones)
Cuarenta (egg on.by Lounge Lizards)
Spit How I Live It (egg on.by Doeboy)
New Beginning effort. Duke Da God (egg on. by A the Arketek)
Grown Man Bills
Heartbeat (prod.by GQ Beats)
Heatin' Up (nudge. by Cookin Soul)
Memories (poke.by X.O.)
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