
Centre for Aging SMART
@aging_smart
Health & mobility scientists and clinicians translating new knowledge into communities. Formerly Mobility_Health. Based at @UBCmedicine & @VCHResearch
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http://www.agingsmart.ca 15-11-2013 21:30:12
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Kudos to VCH Research Institute on this fantastic video highlighting the importance of patient-centered clinical trials in our research. Featuring Aging SMART Centre Co-Director Dr. Teresa Liu-Ambrose and a peek at our Exercise Prespection Suite lab 🏋️♀️




Help us spread the invite of this aging sturdy to Canadian older adults #ubc #ubcNursing UBC Applied Science





VCH Research Institute is breaking barriers for people living with mobility disabilities at MATTERS Lab. 💚 MATTERS Lab pioneers assistive technology research to help adults fully participate in daily life. Learn more about their work: bit.ly/4nfk1BC





A pioneering study by VCHRI researchers Drs. Calvin Kuo & Mahsa Khalili explores the wearable devices that could help detect out-of-hospital cardiac arrests, potentially saving countless lives: vchri.ca/stories/2025/0… Centre for Aging SMART Vancouver Coastal Health UBC School of Biomedical Engineering



A world-first study co-authored by VCHRI researcher Dr. Kristin Campbell has found that a structured exercise program significantly improves survival for colon cancer patients by reducing the risk of disease recurrence: ow.ly/PUrr50Wh0BS Kristin Campbell, PhD BC Cancer UBC Department of Physical Therapy


More guidance and support on how to stay active with arthritis! American College of Rheumatology Centre for Aging SMART Arthritis Society Canada Rheum Cat Canadian Physiotherapy Association Canadian Medical Association


Congrats to Justin Losciale, PT, DPT on the last publication from his PhD & leading this rigorous University of British Columbia collaboration ‘Quadriceps Morphology 6- to 60-Months After ACL tear’ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/sm…


Our TV study was featured on CityNews Vancouver today! @NurseLillian VCH Research Institute shared how calming, familiar videos can help people living with dementia remember everyday tasks like drinking water. Watch the segment: vancouver.citynews.ca/video/2025/07/…