Articles tagged with: department of health sciences
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While avoiding cigarettes and tobacco can help prevent lung cancer, rising rates of diagnosis among those who’ve never smoked ... Full story
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In the News: Human trafficking, preventing underage substance access and low-alcohol wine research
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the increase of Niagara's human trafficking rates, a new program launching in Ontario's ... Full story -
Deborah O’Leary named Associate Vice-President, Research
Following an internal search process, Professor Deborah O’Leary has been appointed Associate Vice-President, Research (AVPR), effective Jan. 1. “I am ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Dec. 8 to Dec. 12
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place between Monday, Dec. 8 and Friday, Dec. 12. Master of Science in ... Full story -
How social media may shape teens’ eating habits
While breakfast is often said to be the most important meal of the day, a Brock researcher says many teens ... Full story -
Dozens of Brock scholars on global list of top researchers
Brock University researchers are making their mark, with 40 appearing on Stanford University’s 2025 ranking of the top two per cent ... Full story -
Mindfulness key to fostering a strong classroom community, says award-winning prof
Pauli Gardner still remembers the moment mindfulness found them on a chaotic first day teaching in New York City. The ... Full story -
In the News: Alcohol warning labels, mosquito-killing fungus and a potential Canada Post deal
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed proposals to add stronger warning labels to alcohol, a fungus that could combat ... Full story -
In the News: Toronto eyes World Series title, social media safety and Alberta election process
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the Toronto Blue Jays' playoff run, social media policies for youth, online voting ... Full story -
New Canada Research Chair integrates racial justice with sport and health
As a kinesiology student, Janelle Joseph was struck by how much of the sport and health research she encountered focused ... Full story