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Children get bad migraines, too

Josh McQuillin is making plans for an overseas vacation after receiving life-changing gene therapy. He is the first person in Canada to receive a direct intravenous injection gene replacement to treat urea cycle disorder, thanks to a research study led by Aneal Khan, right. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

New clinical trial unit performs Canada's first gene therapy for urea cycle disorder

Suzanne Tough, left, Marie Delorme and Elizabeth Cannon were honoured for their leadership on International Women's Day (March 8) in New York. UN Women photos

Elizabeth Cannon, Suzanne Tough recognized by United Nations on International Women's Day

Children receive 3D models of their brains

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Super Bowl: Why you don’t need an MRI to detect concussion

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman (11) and Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Uchenna Nwosu (42) collide during an NFL divisional playoff football game, Jan. 13, 2019, in Foxborough, Mass.

Super Bowl: Why you don’t need an MRI to detect concussion

Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute's new director focusing on innovation and collaboration

Stephen Freedman, left, says probiotics are not an effective treatment for children who experience diarrhea and vomiting caused by intestinal infections. Freedman led a research study involving teams throughout Canada; the findings show there was no evidence that probiotics had any effect on reducing symptoms or helping with recovery. This information should prove helpful for parents like Melanie Tibbits, here with her children Wyatt, 3, and Sawyer, five months.

New study reveals probiotics do not help children with intestinal infections

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Master's student researcher passionate about helping children with stroke