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CBCMost teens didn't use a condom the last time they had sex. That worries health officials
Dr. Elizabeth Saewyc says young people need culturally relevant and medically accurate information about safer sex and consent.
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The Globe and MailTackling cancer challenges with older South Asians through courageous conversations
"The intention is to help create information to build care matched to their culture and language," says Dr. Kristen Haase.
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University of VictoriaIndigenous nursing master’s program milestones
Dr. Helen Brown is the incoming faculty lead for UBC-V for IGEN.
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CBCWhat is 'phone pinky'? Breaking down the internet myth
UBC Nursing professor Dr. Bernie Garrett commented on the “phone pinky” internet myth.
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Vancouver SunUBC expert sounds alarm on dangers of sleep deprivation during heat wave
Dr. Wendy Hall says Daytime temperatures in the mid-30s can cause heat-related illnesses but can also mess up our sleep cycle.
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@ubcappscienceUBC Nursing researchers highlight resident and family councils’ impact on long-term care - News | UBC Applied Science
Do you have a loved one in long-term care? Dr. Farinaz Havaei and team explain why you should join a resident-and-family council.
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The UbysseyDr. Scott Ramsay shapes the future of concussion care
Overseeing the largest study on youth concussion care, Dr. Ramsay has rightfully gotten a lot of attention from major media outlets for his work. Former hockey-player turned researcher keeps the focus on the research and the work being done in youth concussion care.
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CBC ListenShould hospitals be allowed to refuse MAID? | BC Today with Michelle Eliot | Live Radio | CBC Listen
Dr. Sally Thorne, Professor Emeritus, reflects on whether hospitals should be able to refuse to perform Medical Assistance in Dying.
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In Good CompanyIn Good Company
In this Q&A, researchers from UBC's Men's Health Research Program discuss the inspiration behind In Good Company, a website and podcast series offering tips for supporting men's mental health.In Good Company