While blueprints are essential for any construction project, a team of researchers—working hand in hand with the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC)—say a clear blueprint is vital when it comes to establishing sporting programs including people with disabilities.
A pilot program encouraging older adults to get walking to improve their health has revealed unexpected details to researchers at UBC’s Okanagan campus.
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.
As the legalization of recreational cannabis comes closer to reality, conversations have begun to focus on the implications for campus communities.
UBC Okanagan is embarking on the largest fundraising campaign for students its 12-year history.
The UBC Faculty of Medicine Southern Medical Program is launching a new research program aimed at progressing the research front when it comes to the prevention and management of chronic diseases.
October 1 to 7 is Mental Illness Awareness Week across Canada.
Team-based approach to saving lives recognized nationally by Canadian Blood Services.
Variations in blood flow, may be the method to pin down brain trauma