Male and female bodies are very different, but new research from DMCBH member Dr. Liisa Galea’s lab…
pthomsonMay 4, 2022
The NanoMedicines Innovation Network (NMIN) is pleased to announce the eight recipients of the 2022 NMIN…
pthomsonMay 3, 2022
Read the Publication This week we profile a recent publication in Nature Communications from first…
pthomsonMay 3, 2022
They walked center-stage towards the podium, towards recognition for their respective achievements. Their names reverberated…
pthomsonMay 2, 2022
Congratulations to this year’s recipients of the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute Investigator Awards. Vancouver…
pthomsonMay 2, 2022
Dr. Kurt Haas, a Professor in the Department of of Cellular and Physiological Sciences at…
pthomsonMay 2, 2022
Previous studies of aging have revealed intrinsically determined alterations in the properties of the hematopoietic…
pthomsonApril 29, 2022
During an ischemic stroke, a blockage in an artery prevents blood flow through the affected…
sciencecityMay 21, 2018
Prostate cancer cells depend on androgens to grow and thrive. Because of this dependency, hormone…
sciencecityMay 18, 2018
UBC and BC Cancer scientists have uncovered some of the tricks used by the deadliest…
sciencecityMay 17, 2018
A scientist who developed a lab test to predict whether children with cancer are susceptible…
sciencecityMay 16, 2018
Research into ovarian cancer could lead to potential life-saving measures. Ovarian cancer is the fifth…
sciencecityMay 15, 2018
The largest technology conference in Western Canada is returning is Vancouver — and one of this…
sciencecityMay 15, 2018
Cancer treatments can often lead to adverse drug reactions (ADRs) which not only affect the…
sciencecityMay 15, 2018
The Centre for Drug Research and Development, Canada’s national drug development and commercialization centre, is…
sciencecityMay 14, 2018
