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“The studies used in the meta-analysis were small and generated some positive and negative results. We need more evidence to proceed to make this therapy a clinical treatment.”
Social distancing has led many people to turn to learning new things, reviving old hobbies, and let themselves rest. Unfortunately, I have devolved into much worse.
I, Sophocles Sweetleafe, say that UBC students deserve better.
This might bore you, but please keep in mind that I am sharing a worldview — one which every Concerned Citizen should have.
The price tag of $239.95 felt like a promise that something good was in store for me — and boy was it ever.
But access to the kind of health care BC is renowned for is not a universal experience. People of colour often have to contend with language barriers, cultural assumptions and underlying biases when accessing health care spaces. Going to the doctor is far from a simple task.
On July 9, founders of the Black at UBC community began sharing Instagram posts detailing the reflections of Black students at UBC on Instagram. Since then, the page has posted over 80 testimonies sharing the lived experiences and thoughts of Black students at UBC.
Exam periods are always stressful, with deadlines after deadlines, and a constant dread knowing that the future of your GPA is at stake.
A seminar on July 21 featured Dr. Sandro Tacchella, an astrophysicist, who discussed his work relating to how galaxies grow and the nature of their star formation.
MDMA-assisted psychotherapy represents a burgeoning area of research that can support those suffering from PTSD.
A team of UBC researchers, led by Professor David Granville, made a chance discovery that may lead to the creation of a drug to defy skin aging.