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Dr. Lara Boyd sitting at a desk with a laptop, next to a mannequin head fitted with electrodes.

Gamified stroke recovery improves arm function

By Qian Chow | May 20, 2025

New software brings the engaging video game format to stroke rehabilitation.

A person in blue gloves holds a petri dish with bacteria under a microscope, ready to analyze it.

Certain bacteria in breast tumour environments may fuel cancer spread

By Qian Chow | May 6, 2025

UBC Medicine research is reshaping our understanding of how cancer spreads and could lead to new ways to slow or stop metastasis.

A composite image featuring Dr. Jana-Lea Davidson and Dr. Cheryl Ho, recipients of the 2025 YWCA Women of Distinction Awards from UBC Faculty of Medicine.

UBC Medicine members receive 2025 YWCA Women of Distinction Awards

By Qian Chow | May 2, 2025

The YWCA Women of Distinction Awards honour extraordinary women leaders for their contributions to the well-being of families and communities.

A person holding their stomach, suggesting discomfort

A digestive ‘treasure chest’ shows promise for targeted drug treatment in the gut

By Qian Chow | May 1, 2025

UBC researchers have developed a new targeted drug delivery method for conditions like inflammatory bowel disease.

A researcher in a lab coat using a pipette at a lab bench.

New genomics projects to improve disease testing and treatment

By Qian Chow | April 30, 2025

Eight newly funded research projects will support precision medicine for cancer, heart disease, organ transplants and more.

A composite of the seven UBC Faculty of medicine faculty and graduate students honoured with the 2024/2025 Killam teaching awards.

Outstanding faculty and graduate students honoured with Killam teaching awards

By Qian Chow | April 14, 2025

The annual awards are presented to faculty and teaching assistants nominated by students, colleagues and alumni.

Aerial view of UBC Vancouver campus.

Community-partnered research drives local impact

By Qian Chow | April 10, 2025

With new grants, UBC Medicine researchers are collaborating with communities across B.C. to tackle local health challenges

Two pairs of intertwined legs under a white blanket on a bed.

Online program improves sexual desire and well-being in women

By Qian Chow | April 3, 2025

UBC researcher Dr. Lori Brotto has developed a digital program that can effectively support women experiencing challenges with sexual desire and arousal.

An aerial photo of the UBC Vancouver campus at Point Grey.

UBC Medicine faculty leading interdisciplinary research clusters

By Qian Chow | April 2, 2025

Research topics include Indigenous-partnered research, digital health, addictions care and more.

A close-up view of a growing tumor in a chicken egg under a microscope.

Researchers develop new way to match young cancer patients with the right drugs

By Qian Chow | April 1, 2025

In a new study, a pan-Canadian team led by UBC researchers shows how chicken eggs and protein analysis can find personalized treatments for young cancer patients.

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