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University of Ģ��ý 2019 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship Winners, from left: Kimberley Manalili, Brandon Tyler Craig, James Bull, Adrianna Michele Giuffre, Sarthak Sinha, Keira Gunn, and Mohammadali Ahmadi. Not pictured: Chelsie Christie and Mason Stothart. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Ģ��ý

Nine UĢ��ý grad students win Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

Known locally as Mama na Mtoto (mother and baby in Swahili), UĢ��ý's Cumming School of Medicine project provides on-the-ground clinical, education and research support to help mothers and babies. Here, a two-day-old baby awaits a checkup at a health facility in Misunwi District, Tanzania. Photo by Ashley Anderson

UĢ��ý partnership helps improve childbirth safety for moms and babies in Tanzania

Chronic wasting disease (CWD), an infectious neurological disease that kills deer, is spreading rapidly in Alberta. Colourbox photo

UĢ��ý study finds vaccine protects against chronic wasting disease

Public health community calls on party leaders to create a healthier Alberta

University of Ģ��ý Medical Group helps create the future of health

Sandra Davidson in green shirt

UĢ��ý Nursing takes up Green Shirt Day in support of organ donation

Study finds South Asians with atypical heart attack symptoms take longer to seek emergency care

Tips for hips: How to manage non-arthritic hip pain

UĢ��ý Nursing's Shelley Raffin Bouchal, left, Leda Stawnychko and Sandra Davidson.

UĢ��ý Nursing launches first-in-Canada program for busy health pros

Celebrating the Ģ��ý Firefighters Burn Treatment Society's $1 million renewal of its Chair in Skin Regeneration and Wound Healing, held by Jeff Biernaskie, are, from left: Tara Walmsley, Thomas Kerr, Dru Marshall, Trevor Huggins, Duncan Nickerson, Baljit Singh, Vincent Gabriel, Jeff Biernaskie, Todd Nabozniak, and Rod Griffith. Photo by Colleen De Neve, for the University of Ģ��ý

Ģ��ý firefighters renew $1M funding of skin regeneration research at UĢ��ý