Passion for patient care drives grad’s focus on cancer research
It was a close family member’s cancer diagnosis that catapulted Po-Jui (Ray) Lin (BSc ’26) onto the path of oncology.
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Grad strives to build more resilient, inclusive health-care systems
For Grace D’Angelo (BPH ’25), improving health care starts with tackling big questions about the systems that deliver it and ... Full story -
Co-op brings Psychology student to front lines of change
On the day Niagara hospitals flipped the switch on a new digital health system, Tabetha Sheppard was there, prepared and ... Full story -
Niagara Health calls for Research Day posters
Niagara Health is inviting Brock University students and faculty members in any health program to submit research posters for the ... Full story -
CRC Spotlight: Striving to make work a safer place
The federal government’s Canada Research Chairs program invests up to $311 million per year to attract and retain some of ... Full story -
Nursing grads fill crucial local health-care roles
Brock’s Nursing students are quickly and skillfully transitioning from classroom to clinic thanks to the University’s ongoing partnership ... Full story -
Brock Nursing student recognized for academic excellence
Meredith Kuipers isn’t a typical Nursing student. While many of her peers were navigating life away from their parents ... Full story -
Brock research highlighted at Niagara Health Research Day
More than two dozen Brock University students and faculty showcased research that supports a healthier community last week at Niagara ... Full story -
Brock University, Niagara Health Knowledge Institute launch summer research scholarship
A new scholarship focused on advancing critical health-care research will support a Brock University student summer placement with the Niagara ... Full story -
Brock research explores factors keeping long-term ‘alternate level of care’ patients in hospital
It’s a scene repeated all too frequently: a patient remains in hospital long after they’ve been successfully treated ... Full story
