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Read the latest news and announcements from the Women's Health Research Cluster below, and make sure to follow us on Twitter @ResearchonWH and Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter
Read the latest news and announcements from the Women's Health Research Cluster below, and make sure to follow us on Twitter @ResearchonWH and Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter
We have a number of student staff returning to work with us this year that we want to celebrate. This team works hard to help us achieve sex-and-gender health equity worldwide by conducting research on SGBA, finding compelling research to disseminate and supporting a myriad of events.
We have three new hires joining us this fall to help with the WHRC blog and podcast.
We are excited to introduce you to the Women Health Research Cluster's first-ever Events and Communications Specialist, Negin Nia.
UBC students who are looking for part time employment from Sep-Apr should check out one of the roles we're hiring for through Careers Online. Check out a summary of the roles and what we're looking for in candidates below.
We are thrilled to announce that the Lead of the Women’s Health Research Cluster, Dr.
That’s a wrap! Our Women’s Health Seminar Series 2021/2022 has completed! Thank you to everyone who attended, and thank you to our wonderful speakers for sharing their expertise in a variety of women’s health topics.
We are excited to announce the winners of our Conference Award!
“An analysis of neuroscience and psychiatry papers published from 2009 and 2019 outlines opportunities for increasing discovery of sex differences,” has been published in Nature Communications! This exciting manuscript was developed by members of the WHRC and Women’s Health Research Institute.
Calling all trainees! We are now accepting applications for our Conference Award!
A huge congratulations to the Women's Health Research Cluster members being recognized as some of the Top Performing Researchers!
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