Population Health
With a central focus on patient-centred care and innovative solutions, UBC researchers are committed to improving the health of our communities and access to care – both nationally and globally.
Together with our partners, our researchers are breaking down barriers to care and exploring further treatment and preventative initiatives in areas such as HIV/AIDS, HPV and addictions.
Spotlight
A new book by UBC’s Dr. Danya Fast traces the experiences of young people who use drugs in Vancouver amidst a public health overdose emergency.
New analysis involving 2,700 pregnant and postpartum people across the U.S. reveals a disproportionate lack of mental health screenings for people of colour.
A new book by UBC postdoctoral fellow Dr. A.J. Lowik explores the experiences of trans people accessing reproductive health care in British Columbia.
New UBC research highlights how patient needs in B.C. are evolving.
The model could help improve birth care and guide interventions aimed at reducing the risk of caesarean birth.
A lack of crucial micronutrients may prime the gut microbiome for antibiotic resistance.
UBC researchers have developed a more efficient way of identifying designer drugs circulating in the community.
Pharmacogenomic testing aims to match patients with medications that are more likely to be effective based on an individual’s genetic profile.
The tool is designed to help parents, caregivers and educators gain the skills to support outdoor play and learning.
A newly published analysis by UBC researchers shows high rates of injuries with forceps and vacuum delivery in Canada.