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Elizabeth Kay Raining-Bird of the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders is chair of Basic Income Guarantee Nova Scotia. She was recently part of an expert panel that spoke with CBC's Information Morning about raising the minimum wage in Nova Scotia.

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Health Administration professor and Canada Research Chair in Promoting Healthy Populations, Dr. Catherine Mah, comments on the recent termination of Ontario's basic income pilot project in The Conversation Canada.

A new book by Nursing professor emerita Barbara Keddy is shedding light on the historic struggles of small town Nova Scotia student nurses.

Cheryl Hubley-Kozey, PhD Dean (Acting) Faculty of Health

The Dalhousie Research Ethics office requires a new Research Ethics Board (REB) member from the Faculty of Health for the Health Sciences REB (HS REB).

Read "Halifax professor brings queer birthing stories to the stage" - The Star Halifax - July 24, 2018

Read "Biocitizenship and forced removals" - Lancet Global Health blog - July 20, 2018

Read "Nurse Leah Carrier advocates for diversity, inclusion" Chronicle Herald - July 21, 2018

Matt Numer, assistant professor in the School of Health and Human Performance and chair of the prEP Action Committee, recently spoke to a number of media outlets about the increase in HIV cases in Nova Scotia.