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MIND and Mediterranean diets associated with later onset of Parkinson’s disease
By Stephanie Chow | January 13, 2021
A new study by UBC researchers suggests a strong correlation with later onset of the disease.
Scientists discover key enzyme responsible for skin blistering in the elderly
By Stephanie Chow | January 12, 2021
Research identifies a novel treatment for the most common autoimmune blistering diseases.
Three faculty members awarded the 2020 CAME Certificate of Merit Award
By Reyhana Heatherington | January 6, 2021
Drs. Cary Cuncic, Parvathy Nair and Theresa van der Goes, will be celebrated at the Canadian Conference on Medical Education Virtual AGM.
New UBC research partnership connects patients with virtual health communities
By Stephanie Chow | January 6, 2021
The new partnership will offer free online health resources, coaching and peer-to-peer support for Canadians during the pandemic.
New research highlights the importance of a forgotten organ in ensuring healthy pregnancies
By dcc2012 | December 23, 2020
An international research team led by UBC has uncovered the importance of the thymus in preventing miscarriage and diabetes in pregnant women.
How to boost your mental health over the holidays
By dcc2012 | December 21, 2020
Six strategies to help you get through December amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Made-in-Canada method of producing life-saving radioisotopes receives Health Canada approval
By dcc2012 | December 18, 2020
This landmark development will usher in a new era for patients in Canada and around the world.
A bit of stress might not be so good for us after all
By dcc2012 | December 18, 2020
A new study found even mild stress may harm most people’s executive functions.
Three Faculty of Medicine researchers reappointed as Canada Research Chairs
By Stephanie Chow | December 17, 2020
Drs. Jason Barton, Michael Law and Don Sin have been renewed as Canada Research Chairs (CRCs) in recognition of excellence in their respective fields of study.
Cannabis could reduce fentanyl use, reduce overdose risk
By Stephanie Chow | December 17, 2020
New research suggest cannabis could improve treatment outcomes for people in care for opioid addiction.