If Jacob Jaremko has his way, every Alberta newborn will soon be screened for hip dysplasia, a common hip joint problem that is easily fixed if detected in the first three months of life.
An Edmonton team is closing in on effective treatments for two devastating genetic diseases.
A University of Alberta research team believes risky pregnancy complications could be prevented with a prescription for exercise.
WCHRI postdoctoral fellow Amy Wooldridge originally set out to become a veterinarian.
Women who survive childhood cancer through chemotherapy have a higher risk of later developing acute ovarian failure. Rebecca Clark used her WCHRI Graduate Studentship to develop a new tool to determine the risks of treatment on girls.
While children with autism are at risk of being bullied and left out, telling friends and teachers about a child's autism doesn't always improve the situation, according to new research from Sandra Thompson-Hodgetts.
Neelam Punjani is studying the relationship between sexuality, reproductive health and mental-health issues among girls in Edmonton’s Pakistani-Canadian community.
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A research team at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women’s Pelvic Floor Clinic is removing barriers for immigrant women affected by pelvic floor disorders.
Osnat Wine’s research shows that knowledge translation benefits from having a wide range of experts involved.