Falling childhood asthma rates linked to declining use of unnecessary antibiotics
A new study suggests that careful antibiotic use in children under the age of one is important to help preserve the diversity and abundance of healthy gut bacteria.
New test paves the way for tailored treatment of deadliest form of ovarian cancer
UBC faculty of medicine researchers have led an international team in developing a new test to better diagnose different types of ovarian cancer.
Pregnancy and birth in the time of a pandemic
UBC’s Dr. Deborah Money is leading a national study examining maternal and infant outcomes among pregnant women with COVID-19.
Cannabis poisonings in children linked with drinking and illicit drug use
A new study looks at cannabis poisoning incidents in children prior to the legalization of recreational cannabis in Canada.
Researchers uncover novel approach for treating eczema
Approximately 15-20 per cent of Canadians live with some form of eczema
Predicting the evolution of COVID-19 to help manage future outbreaks
A new project will help inform the early design of effective tests, therapies and vaccines.
Faculty members receive funding for social sciences and humanities research
Their inclusive research projects are supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Making a difference: UBC medical students support patients in self-isolation
Volunteers offer non-medical follow-up help and advice.
Faculty of Medicine researchers to explore new cross-discipline research directions
Dr. Tal Jarus and Dr. Terrance Snutch have been awarded funding from the New Frontiers in Research Fund Exploration stream.
Combatting social isolation during COVID-19
New UBC initiative embraces technology to help seniors in long-term care.