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Your complete source for all the life science news, events, and jobs in the Lower Mainland! Brought to you by @stemcell.com.

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Join us for a conversation exploring how our understanding of the brain is evolving, what we are learning about neurological health and disease, and how research can translate into practical approaches that support brain health at different stages of life! 🔗 whistlerinstitute.com/event/brain-...

whistlerinstitute.comBrain Health - Whistler InstituteOur brains shape how we move, think, connect and experience the world—but what does it really mean to support brain health throughout our lives?

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UBC's Dr. Kayla King delivered the Francis Crick Lecture at the Royal Society in London on the implications of her research for predicting pathogen virulence and patterns of genomic evolution in a changing world. @royalsociety.org @ubcmicroimmuno.bsky.social @zoology.ubc.ca bit.ly/4zVnElR

royalsociety.orgFrancis Crick Prize Lecture delivered by Professor Kayla King | Royal SocietyJoin us for the Francis Crick Prize Lecture delivered by Professor Kayla King

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Remember this paper from May? Thanks to @drugalcreports.bsky.social for naming it an Editor's Choice Article this month! www.sciencedirect.com/special-issu... Published twice a year, this special issue highlights innovative methodologies, significant findings & insights chosen by the editors.

sciencedirect.comDrug and Alcohol Dependence Reports | Editor's Choice Articles | ScienceDirect.com by ElsevierThe "Editor's Choice Article" collection in Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports highlights outstanding research selected by the Editors, including the Editor In Chief, Associate Editors, and the Speci...
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Newly published in the @drugalcreports.bsky.social, BC-CfE researchers reviewed current literature on the effects of GLP-1 receptor agonists on opioid & stimulant use-related outcomes. Findings support further research into potential treatment applications. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Dr. Miles Mannas at the Vancouver Prostate Centre and UBC has received a prestigious 2026 Young Investigator Award from the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Dr. Mannas’ work uses AI and advanced molecular technologies to better profile prostate cancer biopsies. Congratulations! https://bit.ly/4sb7sKk

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Dr. Sriram Subramaniam's lab at UBC analyzed Canada’s first human bird flu case and found two mutations that, surprisingly, weakened the virus’s ability to bind to human cells. 🪶 Learn more about how they're using #GeneticSurveillance for pandemic preparedness: https://bit.ly/3TBL9k2

🎉 Congratulations to Vancouver’s September award winners! This month, we highlighted Dr. Peter Caravan, a world leader in molecular imaging who is returning to Vancouver as one of nine new Eddie Goldenberg Research Chairs. See the full list of September’s award recipients 👇 https://bit.ly/4AQUXHZ

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This #GynecologicCancerAwarenessMonth, discover new research led by VCHRI researchers Drs. Aline Talhouk & Andrea Neilson, exploring new pathways to identify people at increased risk of endometrial cancer long before cancer symptoms appear: www.vchri.ca/stories/2026...

vchri.caMoving endometrial cancer prevention upstreamEndometrial cancer is the most common gynaecologic cancer in Canada, and its incidence continues to rise. Most cases are diagnosed only after symptoms develop, which is most commonly abnormal vaginal…

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In a new episode of the UBC Knowledge Exchange podcast, Sandra Fox from the VCHRI Indigenous Health Research Unit & Rebecca Hargreaves reflect on community-engaged research, cultural humility & social work practice in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside: buff.ly/ToHiWpL

blogs.ubc.caEpisode 8 – The Knowledge Exchange: A Partnership-in-Action Podcast“But as a service provider, I can adjust my practice. I can listen to communities, individuals, and population groups about what is important to them in receiving healthcare, and through that I can…