Unlocking the secrets of survival at the edge of environmental extremes
Dr. Phil Ainslie and his team go from the highest highs to the lowest lows in their research related to human performance and survival.
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Discussing what comes after a crisis
UBCO expert provides tips on recovering from the trauma of wildfires
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Navigating the middle years and beyond
UBCO experts provide tips on helping students entering middle or high school for the first time
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Mothers experiencing depression can still thrive as parents
UBCO researcher explores how external supports offset the risks to children’s health posed by maternal depression
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Canada ‘falling behind’ in efforts to lessen teen vaping, UBCO researcher says
Marketing, peer pressure, school environments contribute to Canada sustaining some of world’s highest youth vaping rates
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New resource helps medical providers recognize and respond to brain injury from intimate partner violence
UBCO concussion expert helps draft guidelines for underserved patient populations
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Community connections improve family and child wellbeing
Researchers and Indigenous partners are confirming the strength of community by melding empirical data with lived experience.
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Cutting breakfast carbs can benefit people with Type 2 diabetes
UBCO researchers say a low-carb start to the day may help control blood sugars
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A student’s poor eating habits can lead to a lifetime of illness
A UBC Okanagan researcher is cautioning that a person’s poor […]
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Getting active, while living with a partial spinal cord injury
Mobile app helps specific population group meet suggested activity guidelines
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