Brock research shows dengue antibodies may enhance Zika infection
Antibodies that fight dengue fever could potentially enhance Zika infection, a Brock University research team has found.
But the team, ... Full story
Articles by author: Cathy Majtenyi
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Leisure Studies researchers receive national recognition
There was a time when recreation therapy, prescribed to individuals with disabilities, followed a medical model, focusing on reducing limitations ... Full story -
Brock research exploring the gut’s link to mental health in children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
New Brock University-led research is exploring the role gut health plays in the mental health of youth with Fetal Alcohol ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded more than $3 million in NSERC grants
It’s well known that mosquitoes transmit viruses that cause Zika, dengue and West Nile, but do all viruses that ... Full story -
Women share insight into affordable housing barriers at NCO, YWCA research event
Christina Thomas was living in a shelter in Brampton, when she managed to secure affordable housing in London, Ont., sight ... Full story -
Indigenous Research Grant projects to explore critical issues
Affordable housing, impacts of climate change, decolonizing experiential education and boosting health-care delivery will be the focus of projects supported ... Full story -
Brock, YWCA to present research on affordable housing for women in Niagara
Having to share close living space with strangers in unsafe neighbourhoods. Being told, as a racialized new tenant, that an ... Full story -
Research on older adult volunteers at centre of Tuesday webinar
Give something, get more back. It’s a sentiment felt by many volunteers, who form the lifeblood of a community, ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded more than $1.1 million in SSHRC funding
With so many charities competing for a limited number of dollars, it’s hard to know who to support. Donors ... Full story -
Prof’s relatable approach to Health Sciences earns Teaching Excellence honour
Ahmad Mohammad was fascinated by cranial nerves, blood vessels in the brain and other topics covered in his second-year anatomy ... Full story
