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:

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.

RT @ResearchonWH: 🌟 The Women's Health Seminar Series is back! 🌟. Get ready to dive into the latest multidisciplinary research in women's h….

RT @ResearchonWH: The Holly E Award is here to support your #graduateresearch in #diseasepathogenesis in women & female models of disease….

RT @CdnMedHallFame: HEY! #BC.📣Share your passion & help inspire the next generation of health professionals as a #CMHFDiscoveryDay presente….

RT @ResearchonWH: Calling all future leaders in #womenshealth research! 🤩 The Holly Ewanyshyn Women’s Health Equity Graduate Research Award….

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. #ChildHealth.

RT @GCI_Cluster: This year’s GCI Trainee Research Day People Choice Award: Best Poster Presentation was awarded to Almira Zhantuyakova! 🥳….

RT @GCI_Cluster: This year’s GCI Trainee Research Day award for Best Presentation on Survivorship & Quality of Life went to Amanda Nitschke….

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