Southern Medical Program

Southern Medical Program showcases health improvement strategies

Southern Medical Program showcases health improvement strategies

UBCO experts discuss how exercise can help women overcome bladder control issues

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New study says aging well is connected to hearing well
Virtual rehabilitation provides benefits for stroke recovery

Virtual rehabilitation provides benefits for stroke recovery

New program enhances continuum of care, increases accessibility, quality of life

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The student doctors will see you now

The student doctors will see you now

Southern Medical Program studies for students at UBC Okanagan include invaluable early experience with patients.

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Southern Medical Program presents strategies to improve overall health

Southern Medical Program presents strategies to improve overall health

UBC experts discuss the intersection of nutrition, exercise and chronic disease prevention

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UBCO research says resistance exercise may help regulate appetite in breast cancer survivors
UBC researcher looks at the effect of leaving home to give birth

UBC researcher looks at the effect of leaving home to give birth

Lack of services means many Indigenous women in NWT face maternal evacuation

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UBCO Faculty of Medicine presents strategies for aging well
Pushing the boundaries of spinal cord research

Pushing the boundaries of spinal cord research

UBCO’s Dr. Christopher West is part of an interdisciplinary team exploring how implantable technologies can help people with spinal cord injury live longer, healthier lives.

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Diet and lifestyle education in a family practice clinic can benefit wellbeing