Deep diving with elephant seals offers unique insights into human health
Elite free divers can hold their breath for 10 minutes […]
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UBCO study raises concerns about partner violence in queer relationships
Violence in an “invisible relationship” can make seeking help feel impossible
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Nurses wrestle with ethical questions on MAID
UBCO study looks at nurses’ evolving perspectives on medically assisted death
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Study on architecture of the heart offers better understanding of human evolution
Comparing humans with other great apes provides piece of the puzzle
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UBCO celebrates top academic students in the Class of 2024
Governor General Gold and Silver Medal winners recognized as they graduate
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New study says aging well is connected to hearing well
UBCO researcher examines the link between hearing loss and activity levels
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UBC Okanagan celebrates expansion, innovation during Nursing Week
Micro-credentials, Indigenous graduate education and specialty pathways established to equip next generation of caregivers
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Anti-racism starts with knowing history
Learning about past wrongs can help us better fight racism in the future, says UBC Okanagan’s Dr. Shirley Chau.
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“Breast is best” but often isn’t the easiest option to feed a newborn
UBCO researcher delves into why some mothers express breast milk
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