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Most B.C. youth aren’t meeting Canada’s movement guidelines—and it could be impacting their mental health
By Qian Chow | March 12, 2025
New research shows most children are not meeting daily recommendations for physical activity, sleep and screen time, but those who do report better mental well-being.
UBC Medicine innovators join HATCH Venture Builder to develop transformative health solutions
By Qian Chow | March 12, 2025
The early-stage ventures are developing therapies to address brain and blood disorders, as well as innovations in nanotechnology.
UBC Medicine community members honoured with Alumni Builder Awards
By Qian Chow | March 4, 2025
Giovanna Boniface and Skylar Bown have significantly contributed to the success of UBC and enriched the lives of others.
What’s In A Name?
By Alex Tsui | March 3, 2025
Leading up to the 2024 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Derek Thompson — Čaabať Bookwilla | Suhiltun, Director of Indigenous Engagement in UBC’s Faculty of Medicine, reflected on his recognition as a seated Čaabať — Hereditary Chief. Dr. Mike Allard, former Vice-Dean, Health Engagement, attended the ceremony and shares his thoughts as a Settler Canadian.
How the brain heals itself after a stroke
By Qian Chow | February 27, 2025
UBC researchers identify key cells that aid in stroke recovery, paving the way for new treatments.
Ultrasound improves cancer detection in women with dense breasts
By Qian Chow | February 25, 2025
A new UBC study highlights how ultrasound can detect cancers in dense breast tissue that would otherwise be missed by standard mammography.
Preparing for future threat of avian influenza
By Qian Chow | February 19, 2025
UBC scientists have received new research funding to advance preparedness and response to avian influenza.
UBC Medicine community members awarded King Charles III Coronation Medals
By Qian Chow | February 14, 2025
Meet the UBC Faculty of Medicine community members recognized for their exceptional service to Canada.
Meet the newly discovered brain cell that allows you to remember objects
By Qian Chow | February 12, 2025
Discovery of ‘ovoid cells’ reshapes our understanding of how memory works, and could open the door to new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy and more.
Celebrating UBC resident doctors and their transformative impact
By Alex Tsui | February 10, 2025
1,490 UBC resident doctors are providing compassionate care to British Columbians across all corners of the province