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    Why “research that matters” is grounds for optimism

    Our former Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Stirling Bryan shares how priority-based funding ensures a purposeful path forward in tackling urgent health challenges.

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    February 26, 2026

    Health Research BC invests $6.3 million to strengthen seniors’ home and community care across British Columbia

    Five research teams across British Columbia are leading projects designed to help seniors age comfortably at home, stay connected, and receive high-quality, evidence-informed care.

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    Dr. Michael Adachi is developing a simple blood test to detect Alzheimer’s earlier, with support that helped launch his impactful research career.

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    BC researchers uncover changing climate’s impact on health

    From wildfire smoke to extreme heat, BC researchers are looking at the health impacts – and ways people can protect themselves.

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    Dr. Quynh Doan is improving how emergency departments pair patients with doctors. Her new tool helps hospitals staff better to fight worker burnout. 

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    April 28, 2025

    How residents and families are part of shaping long-term care research at Fraser Health

    Dr. Janice Sorensen and her team convened discussions with people with lived and living experience to discover the most important research questions facing people that live and work in care…

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    Dr. Kiffer Card, based at Simon Fraser University, is uncovering the emotional toll that climate change is having on young people — and shaping mental health supports to build their…

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    Breaking the stigma of dementia one conversation at a time

    Dr. Juanita-Dawne Bacsu, based at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, is working to raise dementia awareness in rural communities. Her initiative focuses on reducing stigma and improving the quality of…

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    Focusing on the wellbeing of long-term care residents

    The Long-Term Care Quality Initiative uses research evidence to improve the wellbeing of residents, families and staff across BC.

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    New funding opportunity enhances seniors’ home and community care

    Michael Smith Health Research BC is launching a new funding opportunity to improve home and community care for seniors in British Columbia.

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