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Michael Shakespeare appointed Executive Director, Finance & Operations
By alisonl | January 14, 2015
He was previously Associate Vice-President, Finance and Operations at UBC’s Okanagan campus.
UBC scientists help avert a nuclear medicine meltdown
By bkladko | January 8, 2015
A small cyclotron has been shown to be capable of producing enough medical isotopes to meet the daily needs of the entire province.
Recent graduate alleviates physiotherapy scarcity in Vanderhoof
By bkladko | January 5, 2015
Kaley Hopps is one of the first graduates of the Northern and Rural Cohort of UBC’s physical therapy program.
Breathing diesel exhaust causes changes “deep under the hood”
By bkladko | December 18, 2014
Chris Carlsten found that two hours of exposure altered the chemical “coating” of DNA.
UBC Midwifery Program launches new Island Cohort
By kerry7 | December 18, 2014
Discover how the birth of a new education initiative aims to transform the landscape of maternity care across B.C.
UBC scientist discovers key to sun-induced skin aging
By bkladko | December 16, 2014
Genetically-engineered mice that lack a certain enzyme retain their youthful-looking skin.
Faculty of Medicine wins three Alzheimer’s grants
By bkladko | December 10, 2014
Hear James Johnson, Christian Naus and Neil Cashman describe their investigations.
The Medicine Man
By bkladko | December 5, 2014
How UBC put James Card on the road north, to a town that desperately needed him.
An evidence-based alternative to MoodPanda
By jwong | December 4, 2014
Professional-grade tools to track moods are rare. UBC faculty members, sensing a need, went to work. The result: MoodFx.
The ever-changing nature of breast cancers
By bkladko | December 1, 2014
The research led by Samuel Aparicio, in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, identified which cell populations within a tumour dominate over time.