When the brain talked, this award-winning prof listened
Stephen Klassen (BSc ’13, MSc ’15) was astounded when he first heard the sound of the brain talking to blood vessels.
“It’... Full story
Articles tagged with: cardiovascular disease
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RESEARCH RETROSOPECTIVE: Looking to nature to treat disease
This article is part of a monthly series celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the past 60 years. ... Full story -
Research discovery may cure age-related lung diseases
Research led by Brock University has found a possible cure for lung diseases typically found in older adults, such as ... Full story -
CRC Spotlight: Brock researcher makes major advancements in healthy aging
The federal government’s Canada Research Chairs program invests up to $311 million per year to attract and retain some of ... Full story -
Brock-led immunotherapy research shows potential to extend healthy lifespan of humans
A Brock-led international research team has discovered a groundbreaking immunotherapy method that could potentially add years to healthy aging. The ... Full story -
Brock research warns of birth control pill risks for athletes
Female athletes who are long-term oral contraceptive pill users have up to five times the amount of a marker identifying ... Full story -
Public event to explore heart disease through art
An upcoming Brock University event is using art to help the community understand what it’s like to live with ... Full story -
Brock expert educating on early symptoms of heart disease
While February is Heart Month, there are a few things Brock Associate Professor of Nursing Sheila O’Keefe-McCarthy wants people ... Full story -
Brock research team studying link between childhood abuse and adult heart disease
What does being raised in an abusive household have to do with heart trouble later on in life? A Brock ... Full story -
Brock receives nearly $1 million in CIHR research funding
Lack of exercise, poor diet, obesity, smoking and high blood pressure are some of the known factors that lead to ... Full story
