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		<title>Welcome to Kloshe Tillicum!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kloshe Tillicum is one of 9 Aboriginal health research centres in Canada. Formerly called NEAHRBCWAY (Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research in BC, the Western Arctic and Yukon), it evolved from the first set of CIHR &#8211; Institute of Aboriginal Peoples&#8217; Health (lAPH) initiatives: Aboriginal Capacity and Developmental Research Environments (ACADRE) centres. The intention was [...]]]></description>
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