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Study provides benchmark on understudied area of immigrant health in Calgary

Student group seeks international development answers through storytelling

Research explores risk factors behind maternal obesity

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The era of the microbiome

Dr. Dianne Mosher appointed Associate Dean, Strategic Partnerships and Community Engagement

Community health navigators are helping patients along the path to better self-care. From left: community health navigators Syeda Afreen and Suzanne Evanson, a third-year student in UCalgary's Faculty of Social Work, with Rachel Clare, manager of the Community Health Navigation Services program at the Mosaic Primary Care Network, and Kerry McBrien, an assistant professor at the Cumming School of Medicine who helped develop the program. Photo by Michael Wood, O'Brien Institute for Public Health

Community Health Navigation program puts Calgary patients in the driver's seat

Championing simulation education in health research and practice

Nick Mohtadi, left, led a clinical trial with Dana Hunter, centre, research assistant, and Denise Chan, research co-ordinator, investigating anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction for youth at high risk of knee reinjury. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Study highlights importance of ACL reconstruction for youth at high risk of knee reinjury

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Bell Let's Talk Day

A study published in Nature Communications in January finds that excess weight around the midsection appears to be a stronger predictor of all-cancer risk than body size. Flickr photo by bradhoc, licensed under Creative Commons

Cancer prevention: Why body shape may matter more than weight

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