Shaped by people with spinal cord injury, study puts exercise to the test for chronic pain
Exercise prescribed according to international spinal cord injury guidelines can […]
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Forget the fads, hear what the science is saying about blood sugar
What: MEDTalks: Diet and exercise in the management of blood […]
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Obesity research is on the increase, but UBCO study reveals surprising find
Study of energy expenditure and dietary intake reveals clinical animal research outpaces studies on humans
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UBC health experts take on the stroke recovery research gap
Upcoming MEDTalks examines why women face worse outcomes after stroke
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Exercise may help breast cancer survivors manage weight
UBC Okanagan research explores unexpected hormonal effects of physical activity
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Beyond the diagnosis: Supporting parents of children with heart conditions
A new UBC study that looked at parents of children […]
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From medical school to medical leadership
Family doctors are being asked to take the lead in survivorship care—but many lack the support, tools or protocols to do so effectively.
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UBCO health researchers want stroke patients to tune in
Clinical telerehabilitation can help people improve their stroke recovery
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New technology may lead to improved health and weight management
UBCO researchers look at feasibility of home testing device for resting metabolic rate
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