Here is the round-up of news, stories, and media mentions from the UBC Faculty of Medicine.

• UBC researchers discover how cancer’s ‘invisibility cloak’ works
• Three of Canada’s leading researchers receive Margolese and Dr. Chew Wei Prizes
• How OT can help people with arthritis get back to doing what they love most
• From Tunisian villages, UBC scientists find new target for stopping Parkinson’s
• Christopher Wong honoured with 2016 Fraser Health Above & Beyond Lifetime Achievement Award
• UBC technology for determining concussions gets tryout

• The Guardian: Brett Finlay explains benefits of exposing children to essential microbes. Similar article appeared on Southern California Public Radio.
• CBC News: Physical Therapy’s Teresa Liu-Ambrose’s research on sleep and the senior’s brain. Similar article appeared in Yahoo News
• CBC News: Psychiatry’s Anton Scamvougeras says cellphones are overriding creativity says cellphones are overriding creativity
• Medical Post (subscription required): Family Practice’s Martin Dawes designs a personalized medicine system to avoid adverse drug reactions
• Globe and Mail: Obstetrics and Gynaecology’s Sarka Lisonkova says rural mothers more likely to suffer complications. Similar articles appeared in the Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun and Global BC.
• 660 News: Medical Genetics’ Wilfred Jefferies discovers how cancer’s invisibility cloak works. Similar article appeared in the Global News.
• Vancouver Sun:SPPH’s Paul Kershaw says housing prices will continue to climb. Similar articles appeared in The Province and Metro News.
• Time Magazine: OB-GYN’s Lori Brotto comments on how mindfulness can impact sexual experiences
• Indo-Canadian Voice: Medicine’s Evan Wood comments on the funding boost for the overdose crisis
• Fairchild TV: Executive Associate Dean Roger Wong discusses Alzheimer’s disease