Health Science Inquiry

Current Issue

Vol. 13 (2022)
Published January 9, 2023

Health Science Inquiry is an annual online peer-reviewed journal that seeks to publish the views and thoughts of graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and medical students on pertinent issues in health sciences. Our editorial team includes student members from universities all across Canada. We are also encouraging international graduate and medical student collaboration and perspectives this year.

Volume #14 "Unraveling Complex Diseases with Multi-Omics Technologies" is now accepting submissions!

 TWO AWARDS for top scholarly perspective or commentary (chosen by a panel of judges)

Announcements

2024-2025 Call for Applications


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November 21, 2024

Announcing our 2024-2025 Volume 14 Theme!


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November 21, 2024

Volume 13: Climate Change and Health is HERE!

After an extended delay, we are thrilled to announce the publication of Volume 13: Climate Change and Health! 


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January 9, 2023

Main Submissions

Peter Anto Johnson, John Christy Johnson, Francis Fernandes, Austin Mardon
49-51
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on carbon dioxide emissions and the ozone layer
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Atharv Joshi, Mary Grannary
52-55
Understanding the impacts of climate change on the Northern Inuit community
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Tasha-Aliya Kara, Lindsay A. Lo, Ipek Tezol, Nicole Spence
56-60
The June 2021 British Columbia heat dome: A social autopsy
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Ella Korenvain
61-66
Natural disasters disproportionately affect populations and regions: A disaster analysis of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami
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Amama Khairzad, Bilal Khan, Sonia Sharma, Olivier Yong
67-74
Evaluating limitations of current policies addressing climate change-induced food insecurity: A narrative review in the context of late menarche in African females
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Emily Lind, Eric Lind
75-83
Trends in youth climate change research highlight strengths and areas of improvement in canadian STEM outreach programs
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Jasmine C. Mah, Prativa Baral, Kowan T. V. O’Keefe
84-88
Western Canada’s 2021 heatwave will happen again: Why we need to better protect older adults
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Kathleen P. Nolan
89-95
Perspective: The need for interdisciplinary solutions to climate change exemplified by harmful algal blooms
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Elizabeth Porter, Michelle Beltran, Shoshanah Jacobs
98-107
Curricular nature-based learning in higher education to support mental and environmental health
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Kathryn Stone, Nila Joshi
110-114
The psychological impacts of climate change on Indian farmers and the danger of the farm bills
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Diego Rodolfo Sánchez Vázquez, Jonathan Simkin, Adam Raymakers
116-118
Disruptions to the delivery of cancer services resulting from climate change: A British Columbia perspective
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Fiction

Kevin Mercurio
120-123
The Climate Solution
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Emily Lind
124-125
Kreatr
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Ibukunoluwa Naiyeju
126-127
We used to have fresh air
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Varleen Kaur
129-129
My First Snow
PDF

Artwork

Emily Lind
Image assemblage
PDF
Moses Ojo
Painting
PDF
Animesh Ghose
Photography
PDF
Jasleen Jagayat
Mixed media
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