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Stem cell engineering breakthrough paves way for next-generation living drugs

30 days ago med.ubc.ca

Spinal cord injuries from mountain biking exceed hockey, other high-risk sports

13 months ago med.ubc.ca

Research have identified gut microbiome features and early life influences that are associated with children developing any of four common allergies — eczema, asthma, food allergy and/or hay fever.

2 years ago med.ubc.ca health

For the first time, researchers have shown what happens to the brain when a person receives a depression treatment known has repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS): “regions of the brain that were activated during the concurrent rTMS-fMRI were significantly related to good outcomes”

3 years ago med.ubc.ca brain

Patients receiving chronic prescription opioid treatments for non-cancer pain are about eight times more likely to start injection drug use

4 years ago med.ubc.ca

Study: Prescribing the abortion pill without restrictions is safe

4 years ago med.ubc.ca

Cannabis could reduce fentanyl use, reduce overdose risk

5 years ago med.ubc.ca cannabis

Soil in wounds can help stem deadly bleeding. The presence of soil in wounds helps activate a blood protein, known as coagulation Factor XII

5 years ago med.ubc.ca

Researchers found people who have PTSD but do not medicate with cannabis are far more likely to suffer from severe depression and have suicidal thoughts than those who reported cannabis use over the past year

6 years ago med.ubc.ca cannabis

New DNA “clock” could help measure development in young children

6 years ago med.ubc.ca

British Columbia’s school-based human papillomavirus (HPV) immunization program is dramatically reducing rates of cervical pre-cancer in B.C

6 years ago med.ubc.ca

Holding infants - or not - can leave trace on their DNA

7 years ago med.ubc.ca

Even if something is not on a test, students may still remember it: A new study shows that teachers don’t have to test everything they want their students to remember – as long as the knowledge they want to convey fits together well…

7 years ago med.ubc.ca