Mothers of colour experience high rates of mistreatment by providers during childbirth in the U.S.
The study is the largest looking at mistreatment during childbirth.
Scientists edge closer to root causes of multiple sclerosis
Researchers led by Carles Vilariño-Güell found mutations in 12 genes believed to be largely responsible for the onset of MS.
Jeannie Shoveller becomes 1st woman chairperson in the history of the CIHR
Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor made the announcement on June 5, 2019.
Home exercise program reduces rate of falls for at-risk seniors
At-home exercise program reduced falls in high-risk seniors by 36%, according to research led by Teresa Liu-Ambrose.
Alternative income assistance payment schedules could reduce drug use and related harm
Study led by Lindsay Richardson examined whether varying the timing and frequency of income assistance payments can mitigate drug-related harms.
Steroids can reduce lung cancer risk in COPD patients
New UBC study co-authored by Don Sin evaluated 10 years’ worth of medical and pharmacy data.
Occupational and physical therapy programs expand to northern B.C.
B.C. government invests $3.3M for 36 more masters seats in physical therapy programs.
Reconciliation in action
On May 21, 11 new Indigenous doctors celebrated their graduation from medical school.
CREST.BD network recognized by CIHR for transformation in patient engagement
CREST.BD and its leader, Erin Michalak, received a Gold Leaf Prize for excellence in translational health research.
Grad Spotlight: Jasmine Kaur Gill
Midwifery grad returns to practise in Langley where she completed her final clerkship.