| major antigenic groups of rabies virus in canada determined by anti-nucleocapsid monoclonal antibodies. | a total of 123 rabies virus isolates from various geographical areas in canada were characterized by a panel of 43 anti-nucleocapsid monoclonal antibodies. four major antigenic groups are found in terrestrial mammals: "canadian arctic" from ontario, quebec and the northwest territories; "south-eastern georgian bay" from ontario; "south mid-central skunk" from alberta, saskatchewan and manitoba; and "brook's, alberta skunk" from a restricted area in alberta. bat isolates can be divided into 4 maj ... | 1986 | 3769442 |
| parasites of dogs from indian settlements in northwestern canada: a survey with public health implications. | a total of 959 faecal samples were obtained from dogs in 12 native communities in northern saskatchewan, central and northern alberta and the northwest territories. all samples were examined using a flotation technique. samples from an area of endemic human amoebic infections were also examined by a formol-ether sedimentation method. eighteen necropsies were performed. entamoeba histolytica cysts were recovered from dog faeces at loon lake, saskatchewan. toxocara canis had low incidence in saska ... | 1973 | 4265550 |
| evaluation and delivery of domestic animal health services in remote communities in the northwest territories: a case study of status and needs. | domestic animal health services are supplied to communities in canada's northwest territories (nt) in diverse ways, including private veterinary practices in 2 of 33 communities, and by mail-order, fly-in, free clinics, and a government-coordinated lay vaccinator program in some of the other 31 communities. we evaluated delivery, needs, and potential uptake of domestic animal health services in the sahtu settlement area, nt by offering free clinics for 225 dogs in 2008 and 2009; and administered ... | 2010 | 21197203 |
| eosinophilic enteritis in the northern territory. | | 1991 | 1984596 |
| [increased cortisol levels, frostbite and effects on the muscles and skeleton during extreme polar conditions]. | we wanted to record physiological changes, injuries and illnesses during a long sledge expedition in north canada. | 2003 | 14691491 |
| [a polar expedition in challenging circumstances--experiences and psychological reactions]. | four men, in the company of 16 dogs, skied for five weeks from gåsefjord to ellef ringnes land, north canada. the expedition met with considerable unforeseen challenges such as extreme and prolonged cold, unmotivated greenland dogs, and much pack ice. psychological reactions were described and measured by a qualitative free text analysis and a test battery including ghq-30 (general health questionnaire) and stai state (state-trait anxiety inventory) before, during, and after the expedition. five ... | 2003 | 14691490 |