Brock event to focus on bone and muscle health in COVID-19 era
Important aspects of bone and muscle health, including implications of low activity during the COVID-19 pandemic on different demographics, will ... Full story
Articles tagged with: FAHS Research
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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 -
Applied Health Sciences using AIF to further support students
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories highlighting projects supported by Brock’s Academic Initiatives Fund (AIF), which ... Full story -
Brock students using social media to share results of youth mental research
Students Salony Sharma and Egan Henderson (BSc ’21) are doing something that’s becoming increasingly vital in research: putting findings into ... Full story -
Ideas sought for Building Better Research workshop series
The Building Better Research (BBR) workshop series is gearing up for its second year — and organizers want to hear from ... Full story -
Canada Games Research Spotlight: Michael Holmes
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of Q&A stories featuring Brock University faculty members who are ... Full story -
Framing Tokyo 2020 as gender-equal misleading, says Brock researcher
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) continues to promote Tokyo 2020 as the most gender-equal Games ever. But Brock University Sport Management ... Full story -
Child participants needed for Brock muscle research
On the surface, differences between adults and children may seem obvious. Adults are bigger, stronger and faster than children, presumably ... Full story -
Brock team researching worker health in home offices
Whether curled up on the couch, balancing on a stool at a kitchen island or sitting up in bed, people ... 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
