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UCalgary research reveals impact juvenile arthritis has on entire families

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Putting Indigenous Ways of Knowing at the centre of understanding cancer care

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Research shows wolverine populations affected by recreation, roads

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Researchers uncover healing potential of tiny particles found in the fluid that surrounds the heart

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Now Innovating: Preventing youth violence and bullying across Canada

Mindfulness and tai chi practices ease sleep problems, fatigue and pain after cancer treatment

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Professor’s research aims to diagnose early and prevent vascular dementia

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New research identifies opportunities to intervene before male violence escalates

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Immunization to prevent RSV in infants reduced ICU admissions by 97 per cent

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Southern Alberta Medical Program celebrates its first cohort of future physicians