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Crista Mcgarva
Senior Projects Manager at BC Cancer's Breathomics Lab in Vancouver, with a BSc in Health Science and an MSc in Environmental Epidemiology.
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Aug 24, 2026
Crista Mcgarva
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5:45Crista McgarvaGUEST
Well, what did they do wrong? Well, and it's also you just want to make yourself like, I don't do that, so I'm not – Yeah, I'm not going to get accidental smoke.
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5:51Crista McgarvaGUEST
Yeah, everybody kind of does that a little bit, right? So – Um, but yeah, our study is looking at, so basically when you get a scan for any reason, especially if somebody shows up to the emergency room, first thing they do, chest CT, chest CT, you come in, you got a cough, you're coughing up blood.
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6:06Crista McgarvaGUEST
You, um, you had a car accident, you got a rib, broken rib, um, shortness of breath.
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6:12Crista McgarvaGUEST
There's, you know, tons of tons of reasons why people get, and they'll, they'll come to the ER, um, or they'll go for chest pain.
