Scientists battle COVID-19 misinformation in social media
Scientists and doctors fight fear and misinformation one post at a time.
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
News, analysis and commentary by UBC Journalism students
Scientists and doctors fight fear and misinformation one post at a time.
From pretty packaging to unique products, the unregulated CBD industry on Instagram is enticing many.
Studies shed insight into mental health crisis, uneven impacts on communities of colour
A Vancouver Island-based artist is raising awareness about disability assistance in B.C. through a portrait and interview series.
Manitobans are responding with new ways to stay active when indoor gyms, pools and rinks are closed
Shortages of product donations and the economic impact of the COVID-19 is making it harder for those in need to access tampons, pads, and menstrual cups.
All Canadians have had their mental health and well-being impacted by the pandemic, but some individuals may be experiencing more of a toll than others.
White Rock resident hopes installing a community fridge will destigmatize “secret poverty” and address food insecurity in her community.
Global Health program at the Karolinska Institute tells students classes will continue in person.
The University of British Columbia is taking steps to better accommodate students with disabilities, but what happens when a disability is not readily apparent?