Heart
Engaging the head and heart
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Learning is at the heart of Phoenix plays
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Moderate drinking and heart health
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Using Blood To Detect Heart Disease and Cancer
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Kelly Richardson is creating art reflecting our changing world and raising awareness around the plight to protect Vancouver Island's old-growth forests.
Just like a family, Department of Theatre students know how to pull together during a time of need. While audiences watch a play for enjoyment, each Phoenix Theatre production is a
hands-on learning opportunity for up to 150 students enrolled in 10 to 15 different courses. Such is the case with "Crimes of the Heart," running Feb. 15–24.
Over the years, a number of studies have shown that adults who drink moderately have lower heart disease rates than non-drinkers. But a new paper led by scientists at the UVic's
Centre for Addictions Research provides grounds for a healthy skepticism around the idea that moderate drinking is good for you.
New proteomics technology could detect risk for heart disease and cancer from a single drop of blood.