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#PublicHealth school at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC, Canada. www.sfu.ca/fhs #SFUFHS #SFUHealthSciences

It's true! Renowned OB/GYN, pain medication physician and best-selling @drjengunter.bsky.social is coming to Vancouver to talk about"The Blood Truth About #Menstruation." Start the evening at the #WomensHealth info fair with BC Cancer, BC Women's, and Options for Sexual Health! #SFUFHS

Pablo Nepomnaschy@pablonep.bsky.social · last wk.

It is with great pride that we announce that @drjengunter.bsky.social will be giving a public lecture at @sfu-fhs.bsky.social - We are soooo excited!

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Simon Fraser University@sfu.ca · 3w ago

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FHS professor and @bridgerc.bsky.social scientific co-director Kelley Lee was part of the NUS-Lancet PRIME Commission that recommended engaging communities and addressing system vulnerabilities to create people-centered pandemic responses locally, nationally and globally. #SFU #SFUFHS #Pandemics

The Lancet@thelancet.com · 3w ago

🆕 New Lancet Commission: pandemic readiness needs a whole-of-society overhaul—not just formal plans on paper. 10 recommendations, 6 foundational blocks. Read more: tinyurl.com/465yd7se

Co-authored by FHS PhD candidate @tsk.bsky.social and professor Kanna Hayashi, the study examined police statistics and self-reported data from people who use drugs. Says Hayashi: "Each dataset is incomplete on its own but offer deeper insights when viewed together" #SFUFHS #SFU #VIDUS #PWUD

P.O.W.E.R.@policeoversight.ca · last mo.

🚨 NEW study: ​​Reports of drug seizures by police rose during first year of decriminalization in Vancouver via @sfu-fhs.bsky.social: www.sfu.ca/sfunews/stor... @drugdatadecoded.ca @readthemaple.com

Congratulations to FHS professors Kanna Hayashi and Bohdan Nosyk for securing 2 CIHR Project Grants! 🎉 Hayashi will be examining the impacts of harm reduction services on health care access, engagement and outcomes while Nosyk will be evaluating new treatments for opioid use disorder. #SFUFHS

Simon Fraser University@sfu.ca · 2mo ago

SFU researchers have received more than $4.2M through the Spring 2026 CIHR Project Grant competition. The funding will support research across a range of health challenges, including brain health, treatments for opioid use disorder and harm reduction services amid the ongoing toxic drug crisis.

The inaugural cohort of MD students at the SFU Stephens Family School of Medicine started their journey this week! 🎉The three year program integrates classroom learning with clinical learning, training up doctors with a strong grounding in community experiences. #SFU #SFUSoM #MD #MedEd

André Picard @picardonhealth @picardonhealth.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The Simon Fraser University Stephens Family School of Medicine, the first new medical school in Western Canada since 1950, is welcoming its first students. Q+A w/ founding dean David Price. bcmj.org/interviews/p... via @sfu-fhs.bsky.social

Congrats to #SFUFHS PhD student Anmol Swaich - winner of a Vanier Scholarship, one of Canada's top doctoral awards! 🎉 Swaich will explore how immigration policies & labour conditions shape unregulated drug use amongst South Asian men working in trades. 🔗: www.sfu.ca/fhs/news-eve... #SFU #SDoH

FHS PhD student Anmol Swaich receives Vanier Scholarship

FHS alumnus and PhD student Anmol Swaich has won a Vanier Graduate Scholarship, one of Canada's top doctoral studies awards. She will be exploring how immigration policies and labour conditions shape ...

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Pourquoi de plus en plus de médecins reconnaissent-ils la validité des expériences de mort imminente ?

Ce que cinq décennies de recherche nous ont appris sur la façon de faire face à la mort.

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SFU Faculty of Health Sciences@sfu-fhs.bsky.social · 4mo ago

#SFUFHS HEAL Lab Sr Data Analyst Andrés Delgado-Ron is calling for health care professionals to validate and seek evidence to better understand near-death experiences in patients, who frequently describe the events as life-changing and pivotal. theconversation.com/why-more-doc... español ⬇️

FHS researcher and graduand Sarah Munoz-Violant successfully defended her MSc, engaging in a blend of hands-on community work and academic research to help address structural gaps in the system of care for Vancouver's Downtown East Side residents. 🔗: www.sfu.ca/fhs/news-eve... #SFU #SFUFHS

MSc graduand and award winner shares research journey

FHS graduand Sarah Munoz-Violant blended hands-on community work and academic research during her MSc degree to help address structural gaps in the system of care for Vancouver's Downtown East Side re...

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