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Dr Pat Camp and Dr Janice Eng Receive 2025 Distinguished Achievement Award
Each year, the Faculty of Medicine recognizes faculty members who have made exceptional contributions in the areas of education, research and/or service, and who are dedicated to advancing both the Faculty’s values and vision of transforming health for everyone.
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Exercise improves survival for colon cancer patients
In a world-first clinical trial, a team of international researchers working with the Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG) have demonstrated that a structured exercise program significantly improves survival for colon cancer patients by reducing the risk of disease recurrence and new primary cancers.
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May 2025 PhD and MSc Graduation
Congratulations to the new Doctors of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Science and the new Master of Science in Rehabilitation Science graduates. We wish all our graduates continued success in their future careers! Justin Losciale, PhD – supervised by Dr Jackie Whittaker Kip Squier, PhD – supervised by Dr Alex Scott Victoria Cirone, MSc – supervised by…
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National Physiotherapy Month – May 2025
In honour of National Physiotherapy Month, meet some of the outstanding physical therapists throughout British Columbia.
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Dr Donna MacIntyre and Dr Roger Francis Cancer Research in Physical Therapy Fund
We are thrilled to announce a transformative gift to the Department of Physical Therapy, generously donated by UBC Associate Professor Emeritus Dr Donna MacIntyre, along with her loving partner of 45 years, Dr Roger Francis, who passed away in October 2023. This generous contribution will establish The Dr Donna MacIntyre and Dr Roger Francis Cancer Research…
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Dr Pat Camp Awarded King Charles III Coronation Medal
Dr. Pat Camp, associate professor, department of physical therapy, for her work in pulmonary rehabilitation for patients with COPD, and tele-rehabilitation in Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities using strategies to promote lung health, exercise, and chronic disease management.
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
February 11 marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrating the vital contributions of women and girls in science and technology. In honour of this day, we want to spotlight some of the incredible and inspiring women in research on our team who are making meaningful contributions to their fields.
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Makenzie McCallum
Congratulations to Makenzie McCallum, supervised by Dr Naznin Virji-Babul, for receiving the 2025 Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME) Rising Star – Certificate of Excellence Award! This prestigious award recognizes outstanding contributions to research, particularly Makenzie’s work on concussion awareness among Indigenous ice hockey players. Makenzie McCallum Program: MSc Supervisor: Dr Naznin Virji-Babul Connect with…
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UBC Medicine researchers awarded more than $26M for transformative health research
UBC Faculty of Medicine researchers have been awarded more than $26 million in federal funding to lead critical health research aimed at improving the lives of people across B.C., Canada and the world.
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Muscle strength, cardio linked to 46% drop in cancer death risk, study says – Dr Kristin Campbell Interviewed by Global News
Physical fitness and muscle strength training have been shown to reduce the risk of developing various types of cancer, according to Kristin Campbell, a physical therapist and researcher with the Canadian Cancer Society based in British Columbia “That’s fairly well established now. But this new study adds to this. We look at physical activity and…
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