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Royal Society of Canada names two UCalgary researchers as new scholars

Good beginnings for mental health start in the cradle

Young people with chronic health conditions get help transferring to adult care

Summarizing research on more than 50,000 teens from the United States, Europe and Asia, researchers found that online solicitations come from other youth as well as adults.

One in five youth see unwanted sexual content online, says new research

A new study shows that one in five children between the ages of nine and 17 report having accidentally seen sexual material online. Parents and educators can help their kids use the internet in a safe and responsible way.

12 ways to keep your kids safe from sexual encounters online

Gut-brain connection critical link to understanding brain development, social behaviour

Clinical trials essential in developing new treatments for current patients and future generations

With 250 attendees and more than 80 trainees from across the University of Calgary presenting posters, the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute Symposium is one of the largest research days at the Cumming School of Medicine. This year, the research day is being held in partnership with the Department of Paediatrics. Investigators will be judging student posters in one of several competitive student events during the day.

Renowned child health leaders featured in jam-packed research day

What bugs are making Alberta kids sick?

Why are teenagers so difficult to understand? Learn more about how teenagers think from a neuroscientist who has worked in this challenging field for years, even studying the brains of his own kids. Dr. Jay Giedd has contributed to Newsweek, Time and Frontline. He will share his expertise March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

World expert shares his research on why kids 'don't think'