Western University experts are available to media on the LCBO strike, French and U.K. elections, children’s summer activity levels and the effectiveness of weight loss drugs
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Western researchers aim to change contraceptive technology with new iron IUDs
Existing options like copper intrauterine device can cause severe side effects
Vaccination may reduce memory loss from COVID-19 infections
Western professor Dr. Robyn Klein collaborated on study pinpointed a specific protein that appears to be driving memory loss associated with COVID-19
Expert explainer: How to keep children active over summer break
Western expert on how to counteract a decrease in physical activity levels during summer
Experts available to discuss National Indigenous Peoples Day
Western University experts are available on topics related to National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada
Experts available to discuss the implications of extreme heat
Extreme heat warnings are in effect across much of North America
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Class of 2024 marks milestone as more than 8,560 graduates accept their degrees
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Western planetary geologists team with NASA and Swiss crystallographer to make discovery
Expert availability: Destroyed Group of Seven Murals, CBSA strike, capital gains tax
Western University experts are available to discuss the loss of Group of Seven murals, the potential CBSA strike and capital gains tax changes
Expert availability: D-Day, interest rates, Starliner launch
Western University experts are available on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the Bank of Canada’s interest rate announcement and the Starliner launch.
Expert explainer: Will the Bank of Canada lower interest rates?
Western expert explains why the time may be right for a modest interest rate cut