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From political resistance to folklore icons like Baba Yaga, two UBC experts explain why witches continue to capture the public imagination.
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David Eby’s early election call backfires badly, putting Conservatives in power in B.C.
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Changing how you think about time could help you accomplish year-end goals
We spoke with Dr. Deepak Sirwani, an assistant professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business, about how people perceive time depending on how it is framed.
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Lactation drug could reduce breast cancer risk after childbirth, study suggests
Lactation drug used after childbirth may have an unexpected benefit. Researchers found women who used cabergoline were less likely to develop breast cancer postpartum, with clinical trials now planned.
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UBC’s Centre de la Francophonie to connect Francophone scholars from across B.C.
A first-of-its-kind research forum this fall is part of a broader effort to strengthen French-language community, research and collaboration at UBC and across the province
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