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Centre for Brain Health
Working Together To Advance Brain Health Through Research And Treatment

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Dr. Sophia Frangou, pictured at the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health in October 2019.

Dr. Sophia Frangou, new to UBC, finds consistencies in abnormal brain function across mood, anxiety disorders

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Matt Sacheli with a research participant on a stationary bike.

Exercise “rewires” the brain, may improve motor function and mood in PD

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Dr. Julie Robillard

New CCNA funding to support UBC researchers

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Hong Lu, a PhD student in Dr. Ann Marie Craig's lab.

Vanier Scholar Hong Lu finds his way in the details

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Charles E. Fipke Integrated Neuroimaging Suite opening, April 8, 2019.

First-of-its-kind imaging facility opened at DMCBH today

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Couple sitting together on a park bench, smiling.

Canadian Open Parkinson Network funding begins collaboration platform to accelerate Parkinson’s disease research and knowledge

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Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform launches with participation from DMCBH researchers

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Hopeful mature couple.

Increases in cholinergic system activity affect those with Parkinson-linked gene mutation

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Parkinson’s discovery at odds with prevalent hypothesis, finds serotonin increase in prodromal PD

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Study of exercise and Parkinson’s disease yields positive results

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