Corinna Schindler awarded NSERC Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship for emerging research leaders
Dr. Schindler and her team are developing new ways to create complex molecules, opening the door to new medicines and materials.
Expanding drone delivery of essential medical supplies in northern B.C.
With $2.8M from PacifiCan, UBC and its partners are transporting essential health supplies to more rural and Indigenous communities, while building local skills, jobs and health care capacity.
More than 150 UBC Medicine trainees receive federal awards to advance health research
The federal scholarships and fellowships recognize Canada’s next generation of health researchers and innovators.
mRNA cancer vaccines are coming. What are they and how could they transform cancer treatment?
Canada’s mRNA vaccine pioneer Dr. Pieter Cullis breaks down how cancer vaccines work and what they could mean for the future of cancer care.
Ten UBC Medicine researchers among new and renewed Canada Research Chairs
World-leading researchers are advancing discoveries in childhood vaccines, AI-driven drug discovery, stroke recovery and more
Prescribed exercise may help relieve chronic pain after spinal cord injury: new study
UBC researchers put international exercise guidelines to the test, finding promising but mixed results for participants.
Lactation drug could reduce breast cancer risk after childbirth, study suggests
Medication used postpartum shows promise as a prevention strategy for breast cancer, with clinical trials set to begin.
How to build the brain you want: Neuroscientist Dr. Lara Boyd joins The Mel Robbins Podcast
World-leading UBC neuroscientist shares what decades of research tells us about the brain’s lifelong capacity to learn, change and adapt.
New UBC Medicine spin-offs and emerging ventures turning research into health solutions
New companies emerging from UBC Medicine are advancing new approaches to cancer care, digital health, therapeutics, medical imaging and more.
HPV vaccine offers lasting protection for women living with HIV, study finds
Longest study of its kind could help accelerate global efforts to eliminate cervical cancer.