It was in her community placement, in the final year of her health sciences degree, that everything clicked for Daisy Chan, BHSc’26. “I just saw everything I learned in my four years play out before my own eyes,” she said with a laugh. Chan …
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Unique Western wellness program offers low-barrier self-care
New peer-based pilot connects students with information and support
Expert insight: The fight for the first libido drug for women
‘The Pink Pill’ documentary explores women’s sexual health care, including first treatment for low sexual desire
Western community raises more than $515K for United Way Elgin Middlesex
Funds raised will support 33 local social service agencies
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‘Junk DNA’ may help defend against colorectal cancer, London study finds
Western and London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute investigate mechanism that may protect against tumour formation
Ivey Business School launches AI Fellows Program
Prominent leaders in AI help prepare students for rapidly changing business world
Expert insight: As Paralympians compete, geopolitics sparks debate
Sport reflects the social and political climate in which it takes place
In photos: Opera at Western presents ‘Sweeney Todd’
Musical thriller showcased more than 100 cast, orchestra and production team members
Western honours students, scholar with Climate and Sustainability Awards
Recipients recognized for promoting sustainable habits on campus, in community
Mustangs men’s track and field team wins back-to-back national titles
Season wraps with top place finish and three major national awards for Mustangs coach, student-athletes
From training to scoring, Western researchers investigate how Olympians and Paralympians use AI
Western’s International Centre for Olympic Studies focuses award-winning symposium around the emerging technology
Western grad returns as employee ‘to make a difference’ by supporting students
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