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Human brain wired to avoid information overload

Human brain wired to avoid information overload

The conscious part of the human brain is actually more in tune with body parts that are not moving, UBC research shows.

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UBC celebrates graduates and student accomplishment

UBC celebrates graduates and student accomplishment

After a year of celebration at UBC Okanagan, the last hurrah takes place this week as the campus recognizes one of its largest graduating classes—more than 1,600 students will cross the stage to accept their UBC degree.

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Digital tools can motivate diabetics to exercise and eat well

Digital tools can motivate diabetics to exercise and eat well

A UBC researcher is encouraged by the findings of a pilot study showing people with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, given the right tools, are motivated to exercise more.

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New technique identifies early heart complications in breast cancer survivors

New technique identifies early heart complications in breast cancer survivors

Researchers at UBC’s Okanagan campus have identified a new method of detecting cardio-vascular disease in women who are recovering from breast cancer.

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