Health
Psychology and computer science students are advancing brain injury rehabilitation.
Those who produce pollution should pay for cleaning up any environmental damage.
Understanding Alzheimer’s resilience could be the key to finding treatment.
A UBC study reveals how using social media intentionally could actually boost our wellbeing.
UBC researchers are decoding the factors that cause autism spectrum disorder.
An alarming number of people suffer spinal cord injuries while mountain biking.
Moral values are malleable and can sometimes change.
Mental health may depend on how social media is used rather than how much it is used.
How a UBC prof is cultivating a culture of mindfulness and wellbeing in her classroom.
UBC Okanagan is taking an artful approach to tackle indoor air quality.
Many underestimate the complexity, time, effort, and significance of this daily work.
Will we one day be able to cure — not just mitigate — allergies?
UBC researchers are thinking outside the box to sustainably solve world problems.
Learn about the health risks posed by wildfire smoke and how you can protect yourself.
Risky outdoor play is essential to your child’s health and overall development.
Here’s why it’s important to adapt your exercise routine to the weather conditions.
Prolonged exposure to sounds at or above 85 decibels can cause hearing damage.
A UBC Dermatology professor debunks common sunscreen myths.
Raymond Ng is using NLP to streamline complex processes and improve patient outcomes.
Cardiologist Teresa Tsang is using AI to advance and democratize cardiac imaging in BC.
A UBC research team is helping to bring new hope to children battling hard-to-treat cancers.
Small Steps for Big Changes is available in Portugal and will be launched in Australia.
Overstating the benefits of sports risks obscuring systemic problems.
Airflow dynamics are as vital as the volume of airflow.
Dr. Lesley Lutes envisions a future where everyone can access psychological care when needed.
Organ model technologies can help address the challenges of drug development.
Stairclimbing between meetings can help improve physical health.
This former professional athlete has faced a battle with post-concussion syndrome.
Anxiety and depression are widespread among students. Supporting mental health is a priority.
Want to learn how you can change your diet to reduce your chance of disease?
Dr. Phil Ainslie and his team dive into research related to human performance and survival.
Problems arise when eco-anxiety reaches unhealthy and debilitating levels.
Despite the risks, two UBC doctors plan on continuing to help Ukraine.
UBC researchers are investigating what make us more vulnerable to climate change.
Injuries shed light on gender disparities in sport and the need for immediate action.
When welcoming a new baby, parents can face challenges in sex and romance.
New research points to opportunities that can help break people out of feedback loops.
More men are seeking mental health help, but traditional counselling often fails them.
A typical student diet of high-sugar or high-calorie foods can become a long-term issue.
Westernization may change the gut microbiome of Indian immigrants.
The human gut contains more nerve cells than the spinal cord and exerts influence on the brain.
Connecting with nature, particularly in forests, can benefit our mental and physical health.
Unravelling the mysteries of gene expression in early brain development.
This hub positions Canada as an epicentre for next-generation immune-based therapeutics.
Here’s a look back at several notable COVID-19 initiatives and research from UBC.
Stigma surrounding drug use and addiction impacts health and treatment outcomes.
This study found that even brief exposure to air pollution rapidly impacts the brain.
Research from the UBC Faculty of Medicine could stop the disease in its tracks.
This discovery paves the way for new medicines for COVID-19 variants.
Here’s how men can find healthy ways to recover from a partner-initiated breakup.
This remarkable donation is the world’s largest known gift for MS research and care.
Diet and health are closely linked, but how does nutrition affect specific diseases?
Prevention programs have a lot of promise but require extremely early action.
UBC researchers analyzed the relationship between air pollutant levels and mortality.
New UBC research could make concussion diagnosis, treatment, and prevention more effective.
A new blood test provides unprecedented insight into a patient’s cancer make-up.
Cultural and systemic factors affect professional men’s ice-hockey players seeking help.
UBC researchers are navigating what’s called “the last and grandest biological frontier.”
Neutralizing antibodies can target the weakness, paving the way for treatments.
A UBC pediatrics prof answers questions for parents seeking vaccination information.
Crisis text lines appear to be a promising way of providing support.
Pregnant people of minoritized racial identities experience more pressure from providers.
Free-roaming domestic animals can transfer infectious parasites and diseases like rabies.
Dr. Horacio Bach discusses vaccination against the latest variants of SARS-CoV-2.
The earlier that pre-schoolers start this treatment, the better.
Wastewater surveillance involves testing sewage to obtain data about population health.
Writers have explored how abortion becomes entangled with how we shape the future.
UBC researchers are helping us imagine a city where people feel more connected.
A UBC prof examined all unexpected deaths in Canada during the pandemic’s first 19 months.
A UBCO professor’s passion for change manifests in equity-driven community research.
Anchoring dialogue about mental health to fun activities could be the key.
UBCO’s collaboration with the community breaks down barriers to harm reduction services.
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