The diabetes drug metformin slows the growth of lung cancer cells and makes them more likely to be killed by radiotherapy, according to a paper published May 1 in the British Journal of Cancer.
It wasn’t the loud bang that scared Kelli-an Lawrance as she stood in line at a Boston Starbucks last week.
Brock University scientist Ana Sanchez got that long-distance feeling this week when she used Skye to impress the wonders of science on a group of Grade 5 students in Texas.
A Community Health Sciences professor is being recognized for his work as a co-investigator on a study about the effects of children’s activity on hip development.
A degree administered by Brock University is undergoing a name change.
A Brock prof’s research into how the government of Ontario dealt with the regulation of alcohol and public drinking in the province in the post-prohibition 20s and 30s raises some interesting questions about our society’s attitudes towards to alcohol.
Most laws are created to shape social behavior and drug laws are no different.
Many of us have had that morning-after revelation that sex can, indeed, occur without candlelight, flowers and moonlit serenades.
One of Canada’s leading experts on health care policy will give a public talk at Brock next week.
Four Brock faculty members will be honoured on Friday at the Tribute to Teaching: A Celebration of Innovation and Excellence reception.
Brock gears up for Congress 2014
Participants wanted for Brock’s Rankin Run team
Former Brock prof had passion for correcting history
Brock hosts two-day science adventure for Grade 11 girls
Who is that masked woman? Meet Anonymous Artist Friend
Concordia sculpture on the move Monday
3M Teaching Fellows to give Last Lecture