Brock-led study examines role of protein levels in preterm birth
A Brock-led international research team is developing an approach to predict if women in the early stages of pregnancy are ... Full story
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Mindfulness research claims top 3MT prize
You could hear a pin drop when Kaitlyn Kerridge described how, as an undergraduate student, she lay on the floor, ... Full story -
Brock research responds to gender-based violence
Jazz Kamal hoped to become an elite-level martial arts athlete, until the inappropriate behaviours of one of her coaches stopped ... 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 -
New Brock research examines how impacts of sporting events are measured
The Jerry McGuire-inspired phrase “show me the money” may have been a hit on the big screen, but determining if ... Full story -
Brock researchers create groundbreaking DNA reader for disease detection
A chemist and a parasite expert at Brock University have teamed up to produce and test out a simple device ... Full story -
Brock ergonomics lab partners with American virtual human simulation company
Brock University students studying the relationship between workplace injuries, ergonomics and fatigue are set to benefit from a $1.9 million contribution ... Full story -
New research solidifies idea that sexual orientation is biological
Groundbreaking research led by a team from Brock University has further confirmed that sexual orientation for men is likely determined ... Full story -
Lithium in water associated with slower rate of Alzheimer’s disease deaths
Trace elements of lithium in drinking water can slow death rates from Alzheimer’s disease, Brock University research has found. ... Full story -
Brock research team creating surface electrode technique to better measure muscle activity
Kinesiologist David Gabriel knows the thought of getting a needle is tormenting for many people. It’s part of the ... Full story
