Discover how remission is possible for people living with Type 2 diabetes
What: Diabetes Dialogue: A Fireside Chat–Perspectives on Type 2 Diabetes Remission […]
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UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward
UBC Okanagan has conferred its first Bachelor of St’át’imc Language […]
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Nursing graduand finds a calling in the care that carried him through cancer
When Aiden Borne crosses the stage at UBC Okanagan’s spring […]
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The importance of sleep
Sleep researcher Niki Soroush’s Master’s degree work was made possible with support from the Joseph and Molly Degrazio Graduate Masters Entrance Award.
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Associate Professor Sheila Epp is the recipient of the 2026 Killam Teaching Prize
Congratulations to Sheila Epp, who is the recipient of the UBC Okanagan 2026 Killam Teaching Prize!
Through Sheila’s leadership, the School of Nursing now provides a competency-based curriculum, utilizing integrated and intentional learning for p…
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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Minutes matter most when exercising to control blood sugar
UBCO study says longer, not stronger, is the key for people with Type 2 diabetes
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March is Embrace Aging Month in the Okanagan
Dozens of events and webinars share practical tips and the latest research on aging well
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UBC study finds research in exercise physiology still fails women
Who gets studied—and who does the studying—limits scientific knowledge
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