• “Women’s Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University: A Critical Look” 

  Berthelet, Alishia (Mount Saint Vincent University, 2017-03-30)

  Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) has long been known for its historical commitment to the higher education of women. In order for women to truly advance, they must be able to learn about themselves. Doing so allows ...
• The Mental Health and Well-Being of Older Immigrant Punjabi Women Living in Nova Scotia 

  Dhillon, Sandeep (Mount Saint Vincent University, 2019-04)

  With the increase of immigrants in the Maritime region, the mental health and well-being of older immigrant Punjabi women living in Nova Scotia needs to be understood. Given the increase of immigration in Nova Scotia, ...
• The Canadian Shield: Vaccine Hesitancy and Ontario’s Immunization 2020 Health Initiative 

  Westerveld, Kelly (Mount Saint Vincent University, 2019)

  There was a time when diseases such as measles, mumps, whooping cough and polio posed an imminent threat to Canadians, hopscotching across the country unimpeded. But starting with the whooping cough vaccine in 1918, Canada ...
• Childhood obesity in the family environment: Family rules and the diet quality of New Brunswick school children 

  Young, Margaret Hilary (Mount Saint Vincent University, 2005-04)
• Women-Centred Sensitive Practice Guidelines for Weight Issues: A Proactive Primary Prevention Approach 

  Thille, Patrica H. (Mount Saint Vincent University, 2004-12-16)

  W eight preoccupation and body dissatisfaction affect the majority of Canadian women and can foster behaviours that adversely affect their well-being. Rather than understanding these attitudes and behaviours as the problem ...

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