PHSA/UBC researcher studies the use of movies in developmental functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) research Vancouver, September 30, 2024 –...
PHSA/UBC researcher studies the use of movies in developmental functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) research Vancouver, September 30, 2024 –...
PHSA/UBC researcher studies the use of movies in developmental functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) research Vancouver, September 30, 2024 –...
OTTAWA, April 16, 2024 – Federal Budget 2024, Budget 2024: Fairness for Every Generation, makes critical investments that will strengthen Canada’s health research...
OTTAWA, March 6, 2024 – Research Canada: An Alliance for Health Discovery is pleased to welcome eight new Members from across the health...
RESEARCH CANADA: Dr. Waldron, Research Canada was pleased to present you with its 2020 Leadership in Advocacy Award because of...
“But let us not forget that investigator-led fundamental science develops solutions to some of our greatest challenges like pandemics and...
Canadians woke up Tuesday morning to a new reality – a majority Liberal Government. History has been made with the Liberals jumping from a distant third at the start of the campaign to now lead the country with an indisputably strong majority.
The past weekend saw families gather for Thanksgiving dinner, or to watch fall football and baseball games – and inevitably talk about the election. Shared views of family and friends have played a role in past elections—particularly assisting undecided voters to make up their minds and we expect that this will be no different this time around.
While poll after poll shows that Canadians put health at the top of their priority list, they haven’t made political leadership on health an electoral imperative at the federal level.