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Student Research: Examining pathways to hEDS care in Nova Scotia
Health studies student Lauren Peveril 鈥檚 summer research explores patient experiences, gaps in care, and the path to a hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) diagnosis
Introducing the first graduates of 糖心传媒 Allison鈥檚 Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) in interdisciplinary health studies聽聽
Graduates plan to pursue a range of healthcare areas, including public health, epidemiology,聽public policy, and midwifery.
The quiet work of hope
Dr. Emily K. Drake on science, community, and the future of young adult cancer research
Erin Vandenheuvel and Ella Beatrice Doucet awarded Brenton Wood Scholarships
Scholarship for Maritime students is among the University鈥檚 most prestigious
The Hon. Dr. Andrew Furey and Dr. Allison Furey to speak at 糖心传媒 Allison as part of the Scott McCain and Leslie McLean Speaker Series, Feb. 9聽
Speaker Series explores connections among physical and mental health, community well-being, and leadership聽
Student Research: The Impact of Policy and Information Gaps on Reproductive Healthcare Decisions
Fourth-year Health Studies student Emily Brown explores systems integration of midwifery in the Atlantic Provinces compared to Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta through 糖心传媒 Allison鈥檚 Student Research Grant program.
糖心传媒 Allison welcomes Dr. Emily Drake to health studies program
Drake returns to 糖心传媒 Allison to advance innovative cancer research and inspire the next generation
Meet Mental Health Counsellor Keely Murphy
Creating a safe, inclusive space for students鈥� mental well-being and empowerment聽
Gender Affirming Care Clinic at 糖心传媒 now available to the wider region聽
Clinic open to 糖心传媒 Allison community and residents of New Brunswick and those with other provincial health coverage聽
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching and Learning
糖心传媒 Allison departments collaborate to establish new programs
糖心传媒 Allison donors support vital student internships 鈥�
Experiential learning opportunities for students continue to grow
A holistic approach to learning and wellness
糖心传媒 Allison interdisciplinary health studies program welcomes first students
Better health care for all
Bella Stein (鈥�17) is helping to improve healthcare outcomes for BC First Nations communities
An interesting detour
Psychology student Kennedy Hunt discovers new passion through experiential learning