Can exercise and nutrition help treat type 2 diabetes?
CHÉOS is supportying a number of studies looking at how changes to diet and exercise habits can improve the health of people with or at risk for type 2 diabetes
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Patients are at the forefront of much of our work. Our investigators strive to make a measurable difference in improving outcomes and quality of life. They study new treatments and medications, and through rigorous research, they develop innovative methods and approaches to address patient priorities.
CHÉOS is supportying a number of studies looking at how changes to diet and exercise habits can improve the health of people with or at risk for type 2 diabetes
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Drs. Rick Sawatzky and Jose Valderas were awarded a 2019 UBC Partnership Development Fund Grant for a collaborative initiative between CHÉOS and the University of Exeter, UK.
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For National Health Ethics Week, read about our newest Scientist, Dr. Anita Ho, and the unique approach she is taking to promoting ethical decision-making
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Dr. Annalijn Conklin is leading a new project, funded by a CIHR Catalyst Grant and using data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging
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Renewed as a Canada Research Chair in Patient-Centered Outcomes, Dr. Rick Sawatzky looks to change the way some data are collected and interpreted.
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A 2016 PHC Practice-Based Research Challenge team, mentored by Dr. Skye Barbic, investigated the benefits of trauma-informed yoga at Foundry
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