The program was associated with a 35% reduction in the number of children under two admitted to BC hospitals with shaking-related injuries.

Coinciding with Fall Prevention Month, this week-long campaign aims to reduce falls, and injury due to falls, in British Columbia.

The topic this year is drug-impaired driving, and distracted and aggressive driving.

A number of new initiatives are now available to improve access to outdoor play in Canada.

Good concussion management is pivotal to minimizing the risk of brain damage.

Dr. Pike will work with researchers in Chiba to explore the development of a social marketing program to promote child passenger safety among parents and caregiver drivers.

alumni UBC is hosting the premiere screening of “Running Free” on Wednesday, September 18.

BCIRPU’s Megan Oakey is a co-applicant on this grant awarded by the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research.

New research by Tak Ishikawa and Mariana Brussoni looked at parents’ perception of risk after injury.

The proposed living lab would be located on the UBC Vancouver campus.