Charting a nonlinear path to transforming Indigenous health
Geraldine Manossa is on a mission to reimagine health frameworks.
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Made in Canada breakthrough is a gamechanger in heart valve technology
UBCO researchers combine best of mechanical and tissue replacement technology
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UBCO study explores access to psychedelics for therapeutic use
Patient perspectives suggest stigma, physician unfamiliarity can create barriers
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UBCO’s one-year professional master’s program designed for innovative leaders
Working professionals seeking innovative learning encouraged to apply
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Defining chronic pain for high-performance athletes with disabilities
UBCO study says customized training and recovery plans critical to success
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After the fires, mudslides come
Doctoral student Kaushal Gnyawali and his partners are fighting the impact of climate change on rural communities.
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Deep diving with elephant seals offers unique insights into human health
Elite free divers can hold their breath for 10 minutes […]
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Meet Téo Ardanaz
Student athlete, Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies student, and multi-award winner, Téo Ardanaz does it all
Meet Spencer Ursel
Spencer Ursel, Master of Science in Health & Exercise Sciences student, unravels the relationship between exercise, metabolism, and immune function.
UBCO study raises concerns about partner violence in queer relationships
Violence in an “invisible relationship” can make seeking help feel impossible
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