Leading a life of purpose
On the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day, Dr. Peter’s legacy continues to inspire inclusion and patient care.
Bringing a new cancer drug to market
Two decades ago, Poul Sorensen made a discovery that would lead to the development of a cancer drug that shrinks many different kinds of tumours.
Fall Graduation 2018
Explore how graduates and clinical faculty from UBC’s Faculty of Medicine are making a difference through research and teaching.
Clearing the air
Matt Wagstaff is helping B.C. communities get the information they need to improve air quality.
Using the senses
Aman Rangi’s research is adding to the evidence supporting the use of sensory modulation rooms in acute healthcare settings.
Inspiring generations of health care professionals
Nancy Forseth is one of many clinical faculty members who are training our students for future practice.
Professor of Cannabis Science announced to research the role of cannabis in opioid overdose treatment
Examining the potential of cannabis in addressing the opioid overdose crisis and other substance use disorders is a top priority for the first Canopy Growth Professor of Cannabis Science.
New research backs use of pulse oximeters for assessing blood pressure
Fast and easy blood pressure monitoring could soon be at your fingertips thanks to new research that showed BP can be assessed by a fingertip oximeter, a tool not generally used for that purpose.
Andrew Minchinton awarded the 2018 Robert F. Kallman Award
Reflecting a legacy of excellence in radiation oncology research at the BC Cancer Agency, Andrew Minchinton, Honorary Assistant Professor with UBC’s Department of Pathology, receives the 2018 Robert F. Kallman Award.
Many Canadians borrowing money to pay for prescription drugs
An estimated 731,000 Canadians have to borrow money in order to pay for drugs prescribed by their physician.