Congratulations to Erica Qureshi, who was selected as a recipient of the IODE War Memorial Scholarship for 2024/25! Find out more about the current competition here: https://t.co/S9bGKPNe5R

Congratulations to Jodie Pulsifer, winner of a CGS-D! Jodie will be working to BRIDGE the gap between research and practice as they explore physiotherapy treatments for persistent pelvic pain and clinician enablers and barriers to implementation. #WomenHealth

Congratulations to Amanda Nitschke, winner of a CGS-D! Amanda’s PhD research uses linked population-based administrative data to investigate the long-term developmental impacts of maternal autoimmune diseases during pregnancy. #WomenHealth

Congratulations to Dorsa Arman, one of the winners of an Affiliated Fellowship! Dorsa's research explores the association between cognitive skills and Type 1 Diabetes in children. #ChildHealth

Congratulations to Victoria Paller, on winning one of the Affiliated Fellowships! Victoria is exploring the impact of policy interventions on equitable access to contraception for youth in British Columbia.

🌟 The Women's Health Seminar Series is back! 🌟 Get ready to dive into the latest multidisciplinary research in women's health with our exciting line-up of expert speakers. The schedule is now out, and registration is OPEN 🙌 🔗 Learn more & register: https://t.co/xEYeo7bdzI

The Holly E Award is here to support your #graduateresearch in #diseasepathogenesis in women & female models of disease 👩‍🔬 Students enrolled in or supervised by someone in @UBCmedicine are eligible to apply 📝 Apply for a chance at $2000 in funding: https://t.co/ZcpBXQ1qOu

HEY! #BC 📣Share your passion & help inspire the next generation of health professionals as a #CMHFDiscoveryDay presenter! Event date: November 7 Apply by September 13! https://t.co/9bTzMD9pvt @BCCHresearch @BCChildrensHosp @BCWomensHosp @UBCmedicine @ubclifesciences @ubcWACH

Calling all future leaders in #womenshealth research! 🤩 The Holly Ewanyshyn Women’s Health Equity Graduate Research Award is a new annual $2000 award for trainees enrolled in or supervised by someone in @UBCmedicine ✨ Learn more & apply by Aug 31: https://t.co/ZcpBXQ1qOu

We are excited to share that the WACH Child Health Awards, Celebrating Diversity are now open for applications! These awards support students conducting research in child health from under-represented groups. Apply by: Oct 1 https://t.co/Q9aLvKSN0v #ChildHealth

This year’s GCI Trainee Research Day People Choice Award: Best Poster Presentation was awarded to Almira Zhantuyakova! 🥳 Almira is a Doctoral Student in the UBC WACH program. She is also the Podcast Coordinator behind the GCI’s GOSH Podcast! #bisalp #ovariancancer

This year’s GCI Trainee Research Day award for Best Presentation on Survivorship & Quality of Life went to Amanda Nitschke! 🎆 @AmandaSNitschke is a Doctoral Student in the @ubcWACH program. Congrats, Amanda! 🎊

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Mathilde Wilhelmy! Mathilde's project will look at optimizing nutrition for patients with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. @GenelleLunken

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Sabrina Lloyd-Ellis! Sabrina's project deals with characterization of a tumour suppressor protein. #WomenHealth @GillianEHanley

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Hannah Dykeman! Hannah's project deals with the role of substance use in coping with vulvodynia. #WomenHealth @KNBouchard

Congratulations to SSHRC CGS-M recipient Denise Zhu! Denise is a new WACH student, and will be aiming to adapt a sexual response framework to explore ethnocultural differences in sexual pleasure. #WomenHealth @DrLoriBrotto @ubcshr

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Ty Sideroff! Ty is investigating social and environmental factors that influence physical activity in children with type 1 diabetes or congenital heart disease. #ChildHealth @DrChristineVoss

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Elaha Niazi! Elaha is researching post-operative functional changes in children with severe neurological impairment. #ChildHealth @ElahaNiazi

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Zelyn Lee! Zelyn is working on the cultural adaptation and validation of MyHEARTSMAP, a digital psychosocial screening tool, for Chinese youth and families in Canada. #ChildHealth @HEARTSMAP_ @qdqwerty

Congratulations to CIHR CGS-M recipient Kiran Toor! Kiran's research project is evaluating renal and pulmonary disease in pediatric-onset ANCA-associated vasculitis. #ChildHealth