Research and International News Archive
![A growing number of businesses across a wide range of industries are successfully selling voyeurism to their audiences. (Shutterstock)](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Conversation-Canada-Selling-Voyeurism-Camera-150x150.jpg)
Research and International
Selling voyeurism: How companies create value from the taboo
April 29, 2022 —
Instead of arguments exclusively about whether voyeurism is ethical or not, we should explore why we are drawn to voyeurism in the first place and where the limits should be for this taboo, yet incredibly prevalent practice.
![For people who exercise in a group, their sense of connection to the group may not translate into skills that help them exercise alone. (Shutterstock)](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Group-Exercise-Conversation-Canada-150x150.jpg)
Research and International
For people who exercise in groups, ‘we’ has benefits — but don’t lose sight of ‘me’
April 29, 2022 —
If you are looking to support your exercise routine and stay flexible in the face of challenges, having a sense of “we” is great, but don’t lose sight of your sense of “me.”
![Dr. Abdullah Al Maruf lifts the lid of a microcentrifuge and looks inside.](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Al-Maruf-Abdullah-03-sized-150x150.jpg)
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
In the Genes
April 29, 2022 —
When Dr. Abdullah Al Maruf’s mother passed away at 65, she was taking more than 15 medications for diabetes, gout, anxiety and high blood pressure. Some of the drugs didn’t seem to be effective, and others caused side effects.
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Faculty of Architecture
Unstacking the Deck: A Game of Change
April 26, 2022 —
Unstacking the Deck, a euphemism for breaking down biases, consists of a double deck of playing cards featuring early women architects who studied and worked in Manitoba: from the first woman B.Arch graduate from the University of Manitoba in 1932, to women who began careers in Manitoba in the 1960-70s.
![Dr. Rotimi Aluko in the lab](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/rotimi-aluko-01-150x150.jpg)
Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Food chemist doubly recognized internationally for his outstanding research
April 26, 2022 —
Dr. Rotimi Aluko is receiving two prestigious honours for his food science research
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Donor Relations
UM global public health research partnership contributes to saving mothers and newborns in India
April 26, 2022 —
Transformational investment supports partnership of UM researchers and government of Uttar Pradesh, India to improve survival for mothers and babies.
![A graduate student wearing a lab coat works in a pharmacy lab.](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Lawrence-Courtney-UM-Today-150x150.jpg)
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Pharmacy Research Day highlights studies of drug effects, multiple sclerosis data
April 21, 2022 —
A graduate student who won the award for the best oral presentation at the College of Pharmacy’s Research Day says it’s gratifying to conduct research that has strong potential to benefit patients
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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Measuring the mental health of military members
April 20, 2022 —
A new series of studies looking into the mental health of Canadian Armed Forces members aims to better understand the connections between mental health and military service.
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UM researcher and American colleagues discover new genus of plants
April 19, 2022 —
UM biologist Az Klymiuk along with colleagues Gar Rothwell and Ruth Stockey of Oregon State University have discovered a new genus of ancient plants that is unlike any other plant on Earth, living or extinct
![Chenée Merchant](https://news.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Chenée-Merchant-Head-shot-cropped-150x150.jpg)
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Visual ancestry: Telling the stories in our bones
April 18, 2022 —
Chenée Merchant's current study, recognized as a national finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, explores new methods for identifying key features of the skull which could hold important clues to our ancestry