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A medical professional conducts a breast cancer screening ultrasound on a woman, with the ultrasound images displayed on a monitor in a clinic setting.

Cancer-like mutations in healthy cells point to origins of breast cancer

By Qian Chow | November 20, 2024

Understanding how cancer-causing mutations arise could lead to new methods for early detection, prevention and treatment.

A person rides a mountain bike through a forest, wearing a helmet and backpack.

Spinal cord injuries from mountain biking exceed hockey, other high-risk sports

By Qian Chow | November 18, 2024

New UBC research reveals the alarming number of people suffering spinal cord injuries while mountain biking.

A researcher holds a petri dish containing pink liquid with tweezers in a fume hood.

Accelerating stem cell research

By Qian Chow | November 15, 2024

A new collaboration between UBC researchers, Genome BC and STEMCELL Technologies aims to accelerate stem cell development for new disease treatments.

A composite of the six UBC Medicine researchers who received new and renewed Canada Research Chairs. From top left to bottom right: Skye Barbic, Laura Evgin, Jessica Moe, Wendy Norman, Nika Shakiba and Jennifer Hutcheon.

Six UBC Medicine researchers among new and renewed Canada Research Chairs

By Qian Chow | November 14, 2024

Skye Barbic, Laura Evgin, Jessica Moe, Wendy Norman, Nika Shakiba and Jennifer Hutcheon are among the new and renewed Chairs.

A gloved hand holding a vial in front of a genome sequencing display.

Advanced DNA sequencing to reveal unknown hereditary links to cancer

By Qian Chow | November 12, 2024

UBC researchers are part of a new project that aims to improve early detection of hereditary cancers.

A healthcare worker preparing a patient's arm for dialysis, with a dialysis machine in view.

Blood vessel-like coating could make medical devices safer for patients

By Qian Chow | November 12, 2024

The coating could reduce the need for blood thinners that can have negative side effects for patients.

Dr. Laura Sly

Bringing innovative drugs for inflammatory bowel disease to patients

By Qian Chow | November 8, 2024

New research supported by Crohn’s and Colitis Canada aims to improve the lives of people living with IBD.

A close-up of a healthcare provider applying a band aid on a patient’s upper arm after vaccination.

How fall vaccines keep pace with evolving viruses

By Qian Chow | November 5, 2024

Drs. Manish Sadarangani and Julie Bettinger share how new vaccines are handled to ensure they are safe and effective against evolving strains of influenza and SARS-CoV-2.

A doctor holding and treating a newborn baby.

Scientists develop tool to predict sepsis in apparently healthy newborns

By Qian Chow | October 28, 2024

The discovery could help with earlier recognition of critically ill babies to implement life-saving treatment.

A composite image of seven UBC Faculty of Medicine doctoral students who have been named to the 2024/2025 cohort of the UBC Public Scholars Initiative (PSI) Program. Top row: Chelsey Perry, Fatimah Bahrami, Katherine White and Rinni Mamman. Bottom row: Sarinn Blawatt, Zeba Khan and Xiaocong Guo.

Seven Faculty of Medicine doctoral students named 2024 UBC Public Scholars

By Qian Chow | October 23, 2024

Meet the scholars advancing collaborative, impactful research in areas like extreme heat, Indigenous health and traumatic brain injuries.

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