Schools and teachers play a critical role in equipping students with the skills to understand, respond to, and prevent sexual violence in safe and healthy ways. As the lines between the digital and physical world continue to blur, young people are reportin …
Crystal Mackay
More Americans than Canadians use alcohol to dull their pain: Study
New research explores pain management strategies including the use of prescription medications and alcohol
Library art installations honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and children
Project part of Western Libraries’ efforts toward truth, reconciliation and decolonization
New study shows parents’ concerns about children’s reading should not be ignored
Study recommends further testing to build on observations from parents
Probiotics positively influence honeybee health, Western research finds
Research team studies how changing honeybee gut microbiota contributes to hive health and influences social behaviour
Supports in permanent supportive housing key to ending homelessness, study finds
Western prof, research team examine how Canada’s most vulnerable can be permanently housed
Western research sheds light on symptoms of understudied spine disease
Team examined association between pain and DISH, a disease that causes calcification of the spine
Health Canada grant funds innovative drug-checking technology
Chemistry professor teams up with local startup company to pilot technology at safe consumption sites across the country
LGBTQ+ adults report higher rates of pain, Western-led study of U.S. survey data shows
Sociology prof says pain can be used as an overall holistic measure of physical and psychological well-being at the population level
Financial stress among North Americans highest since 2008: Western-led study
Canada’s Financial Wellness Lab survey shows stress is being felt regardless of age, gender or wealth
Endnotes 2022: For Claire Crooks, education and relationships go hand in hand
The Fourth R curriculum she co-developed has been adopted by more than 5,000 schools
Western professor examines the consumerism behind cartoons
As part of a new CBC series, Selma Purac looks at the animated shows of the 1980s
Study provides a new understanding of pain disparities among racial groups in U.S.
Researchers say pain can be used as a barometer of mental and physical health of a population
More Americans than Canadians use alcohol to dull their pain: Study
New research explores pain management strategies including the use of prescription medications and alcohol
Library art installations honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and children
Project part of Western Libraries’ efforts toward truth, reconciliation and decolonization
New study shows parents’ concerns about children’s reading should not be ignored
Study recommends further testing to build on observations from parents
Probiotics positively influence honeybee health, Western research finds
Research team studies how changing honeybee gut microbiota contributes to hive health and influences social behaviour
Supports in permanent supportive housing key to ending homelessness, study finds
Western prof, research team examine how Canada’s most vulnerable can be permanently housed
Western research sheds light on symptoms of understudied spine disease
Team examined association between pain and DISH, a disease that causes calcification of the spine
Health Canada grant funds innovative drug-checking technology
Chemistry professor teams up with local startup company to pilot technology at safe consumption sites across the country
LGBTQ+ adults report higher rates of pain, Western-led study of U.S. survey data shows
Sociology prof says pain can be used as an overall holistic measure of physical and psychological well-being at the population level
Financial stress among North Americans highest since 2008: Western-led study
Canada’s Financial Wellness Lab survey shows stress is being felt regardless of age, gender or wealth
Endnotes 2022: For Claire Crooks, education and relationships go hand in hand
The Fourth R curriculum she co-developed has been adopted by more than 5,000 schools
Western professor examines the consumerism behind cartoons
As part of a new CBC series, Selma Purac looks at the animated shows of the 1980s
Study provides a new understanding of pain disparities among racial groups in U.S.
Researchers say pain can be used as a barometer of mental and physical health of a population