In the Media
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Times ColonistEbola--Why this outbreak is so devastating
Even though Canada has never had a case of Ebola, we must assist in assuring that it remains contained, according to Dr. Meaghan Thumath: "The best thing we can do is to share our experts and share our resources."
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Aging, Cancer Care + Support Research Lab (ACCESS Lab)ACCESS Lab Awarded UBC Research Excellence Cluster Funding
We’re excited to share that the ACCESS Lab has been awarded funding through the University of British Columbia’s Research Excellence Clusters program for 2026–2027.
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Cloverdale ReporterNurses of Indian Heritage exhibit opens at Cloverdale museum
Museum of Surrey showcases the lives of and legacies of nurses who paved the way for others
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The ConversationB.C.’s switch to permanent DST adds to the ‘perfect storm’ for poorer adolescent sleep and mental health
The adoption of permanent DST in B.C. raises significant concerns about social jetlag and long-term health impacts, especially for young people.
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CityNews VancouverExperts slam B.C. moving to Daylight Time for good
Dr. Wendy Hall, professor emeritus, is not on board after the provincial government announced B.C. would be changing its clocks for the last time this weekend.
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CTVNewsUBC opens Gateway Health building
UBC opens Gateway Health building to house nursing program and student servicesDr. Elizabeth Saewyc attends media tour at the new health-focused academic building that will house UBC's nursing program, consolidate kinesiology departments and bring student health services together under one roof.
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CBCAnimals and robot companions can improve life with dementia
Growing research suggests that having a pet can improve mood, social engagement, stimulate the brain, and curb loneliness for people with dementia. Dr. Lillian Hung explains.
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@ubcappscienceCanada’s Track 2 MAiD system presents challenges for assessors
UBC researchers examine the challenges physicians and nurse practitioners face when assessing eligibility for Track 2 medical assistance in dying (MAiD).
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UBC MagazineThe truth about sleep trends: What really works for good rest
Buzzworthy tips can potentially help or hinder your efforts to improve sleep.
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BC Children's Hospital Research InstituteQ&A with new investigator Dr. Trevor Goodyear
Researching mental health and substance use: Q&ADr. Trevor Goodyear's interest in working with youth stems from several years as a registered nurse in Ontario and BC, including in child and adolescent mental health at BC Children's Hospital. He joined BCCHR as an investigator in October 2025.