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Congratulations and thank you to Commissioner Denham

What policies and practices work best in primary health care?

What is the optimal time between pregnancies for women over 30?

What treatments are appropriate when it comes to end-of-life care?

Kim McGrail to be Population Data BC’s first Scientific Director

How much cranberry juice is enough to prevent urinary tract infections?

PopData is recruiting for a Managing Director

Management and governance change at PopData

With data, data everywhere, it makes you pause to think …

Perinatal Services BC data now available for request and linkage through PopData

Are people with psychiatric or drug use disorders at higher risk for tobacco-related cancers?

Lowering prices: does it improve adherence to prescription drugs?

Can we improve health outcomes for young people who suffer hip fractures?

How is asthma managed in the ‘real world’?

How effective are the drugs designed to help people to quit smoking?

PopData projects in the media

Wait at least a year before conceiving another baby to minimize health risks, new study suggests (CBC News), Laura Schummers, October 31, 2018

Pregnancy gap should be at least a year - researchers (BBC News), Laura Schummers, October 29, 2018

At least one year between pregnancies reduces risks for mother and baby (UBC News), Laura Schummers, October 29, 2018

Having babies less than a year apart 'poses risks for mother and child' (The Guardian), Laura Schummers, October 29, 2018

Midwifery linked to lower odds of birth complications for low-income women (UBC News), Daphne McRae, October 3, 2018