Brock educators recognized by Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing
Each year, the Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing (COUPN) recognizes some of Ontario’s most outstanding nursing educators ... Full story
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Heart Health Month: New app from Brock research team aims to help catch heart disease early
Grace Cabral knew she had a family history of cancer, but never thought the pain and discomfort she was experiencing ... Full story -
Brock unravels mystery of heart disease through art
A recent Brock event morphed art and science together, giving a unique glimpse into the lives of individuals with heart ... Full story -
Chancellor’s Chair award winners named for 2018
Innovative teaching and learning projects will be pursued by the recently announced 2018 Chancellor’s Chair for Teaching Excellence award winners. ... Full story -
Brock prof launches heart health education website
Shortness of breath. Dizziness. Tightness in the chest. When these symptoms arrive irregularly and in isolation, they often get shrugged ... Full story -
Thesis defences — June 18 to 22
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place at Brock from June 18 to 22. All are open for the ... Full story -
Brock seeks participants for study on fathers with newborns
Before Allison Flynn-Bowman came home from the hospital four years ago with her newborn baby, she knew life for her ... Full story -
Brock research demystifies Canadian women’s heart health
Every 20 minutes in Canada, a woman dies of unrecognized symptoms of heart disease. But is the fatal problem in the ... Full story -
Brock project encourages French-speaking students to pursue careers in health care
The bond between French-speaking students and seniors within the francophone community has been strengthened through a Brock University initiative. The ... Full story -
Research examines distinct heart attack warnings for women
Just in time for Heart Month, a Nursing professor at Brock University says women are more likely than men to ... Full story
