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Is it safe to exercise in extreme heat and smoky skies?
Dr. Michael Koehle, a sport and exercise medicine professor, discusses how to tell if it’s safe to exercise outside and what to do when conditions become extreme.
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How to choose the right sunscreen this summer
Dr. Monica Li, dermatology and skin science clinical assistant professor, debunks common sunscreen myths and discusses how you can choose the right sunscreen to protect your skin year round.
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Keep outdoor play spaces cool: the best trees, shrubs and plants for shade
Susan Herrington, a professor at UBC and landscape architect, offers solutions to protect children from scorching sun and intense heat during outdoor play.
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When is a war canoe not a war canoe?
Dr. Janice Forsyth's research explores how Canoe Kayak Canada’s war canoe event differs greatly from traditional Indigenous “war canoe” practices and origins.
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From UBC to Paris: Supporting athletes at the 2024 Olympics
Dr. Bruce Forster, Samantha Pritchard and Dr. Mike Wilkinson are heading to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, each playing a vital role in the success and well-being of the athletes.
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UBC appoints Judy Rogers as new Chancellor
A UBC alum, Rogers’ extensive career is marked by significant leadership roles and contributions to public administration, community development, and governance.
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Proteins and fats can drive insulin production for some, paving way for tailored nutrition
New UBC research shows how insulin-triggering nutrients vary from person to person, with implications for personalized nutrition strategies.
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UBC race walkers stepping up for Paris
Olympic bronze medalist Evan Dunfee and UBC Thunderbird athlete Olivia Lundman pair up for brand new Olympics event.
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Blood samples from injured drivers in Canada contain cannabis more often than alcohol
Approximately one in five injured drivers (21.0 per cent) tested positive for more than one impairing substance—another emerging trend the researchers are monitoring.
