Brock researchers partner with community groups to evaluate Snow Buddies program
There’s nobody like a Snow Buddy.
The volunteers who shovel seniors’ driveways and walkways during Niagara’s winters through ... Full story
Articles tagged with: department of health sciences
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Brock awarded more than $440k from CIHR for research on older adult memory, child spirituality
Identifying ways to help older adults remember events and understanding how spirituality shapes the physical health conditions of young people ... Full story -
Public webinar series to explore youth engagement in research
‘Nothing about us without us’ is a concept Karen Patte and her team follow to ensure youth are active in ... Full story -
Canada Games Research Spotlight: Asif Khowaja
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of Q&A stories featuring Brock University faculty members who are ... Full story -
Brock lung cancer prediction model leads to more years of life saved than U.S. screening method
A lung cancer prediction model developed by a Brock University epidemiologist is more efficient in selecting people to undergo lung ... Full story -
Brock University gains four new Canada Research Chairs, one renewal
Getting kids to be more physically and mentally fit. Reducing damage caused by blood vessels breaking down in older age. ... Full story -
FAHS launches new Diversity and Inclusion Award
A new Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (FAHS) fundraising initiative is aiming to increase representation of and support for Black, ... Full story -
Brock webinar to explore study on health behaviour in school-aged children
A study examining the health behaviour of school-aged children will be the focus of a free public talk taking place ... Full story -
Brock team wins national video competition for research on LGB substance use
A Brock University research team has found that lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people in Ontario are at greater risk ... Full story -
Brock immunologist calls for national conversation to reach the unvaccinated
Estimating Canada may need to achieve a vaccination rate of close to 90 per cent for the population to be fully ... Full story
