The Healthcare Travelling Roadshow brings a multidisciplinary group of healthcare students and graduates from a number of provincial post-secondary institutions to showcase career opportunities to rural high school students.
About four per cent of Canadian children are living with a disability and their level of physical activity has been unknown, until now.
A new online resource has brought the faces and names of the Okanagan’s colourful and vibrant history into the 21st century.
A UBC study investigating how cancer patients might use an advance care planning software created for seniors has shown promising results and led to improvements in the program.
New UBC research shows that telemedicine dramatically improves access to quality medical care in small and rural BC communities—while saving time, money and travel risk for patients.
A diverse group of university students from across BC and Canada recently spent a week in rural BC to inspire high school students to pursue future careers in healthcare.
The number of breast cancer patients that have to be reoperated on in Canada is too high and impacts patient well-being and health care costs, according to UBC research.
The human being’s most critical organ, the brain, is the topic of this year’s Mini-Med series.
A UBC invention has made it possible for doctors to vastly improve their bypass surgery techniques without relying on animals.
Getting personal with cancer—and why it matters