Power Cord members are improving their health and seeing results
Community members with spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis and amputations who have been participating in the Power Cord program at ... Full story
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Transfer students an important group at Brock
When Stephanie Sanders earned a health promotions diploma at Humber College, she knew transferring to university was her next step. ... Full story -
Brock Health Sciences students awarded for healthcare improvement
The projects of two fourth-year undergraduate students earned them a trip to Florida to learn more about quality improvement in ... Full story -
Advancements in HIV treatments extend to pregnancy
Pregnancy planning has been identified as a key area of importance to people living with HIV in Canada. Brock University's ... Full story -
Austrian Nursing Students spend two weeks at Brock
It was a brief visit to Canada, but two third-year nursing students from Austria gained valuable experiences during a two-week ... Full story -
Erin Mathany gives back to Sport Management Program
It wasn’t until Erin Mathany took a course mixing sports and business in her first year of university that ... Full story -
Kyle Dubas headlining SPMA Alumni Day discussion
Managing and coaching professional hockey teams isn’t just about X’s and O’s anymore. Over the past year, ... Full story -
Brock student qualifies for Three Minute Thesis’ first-ever Canadian final
Leslie Nash has qualified for the first-ever Canadian finals of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) contest. The master's student in ... Full story -
Parasites contributing to growing global cancer rates: Brock microbiologist
The news coming out of the World Health Organization (WHO) this week is bleak: cancer around the globe is growing "... Full story -
Publications – May 2 (Applied Health Sciences)
McCleary, Lynn, & Julie Blain (2013). Cultural values and family caregiving for persons with dementia. Indian Journal of Gerontology, 27, 178-201. Full story
