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Highly specialized UCalgary lab brings new understanding of skin cancer linked to burn scars

Reindeer

UCalgary research into reindeer antlers could help unlock secret of human limb regeneration

Sarthak Sinha - lead author of review.

University of Calgary researchers lead comprehensive review on effective itch relief treatments for burn survivors

Olivia Bruce and Brent Edwards

UCalgary researchers investigate why women are at higher risk of overuse injury

Hockey players

Bodychecking experience does not lower the risk of injury for teen hockey players

Winter walk

UCalgary researchers analyze relationship between weather patterns and orthopedic trauma surgery volume

walking with crutches

Interactive app helps prevent injury from incorrect use of walking aids

Team in front of SHRed mobile

Innovative project SHReds concussions and injuries in youth across Alberta

Three of the members of the C2T2 team: Drs. Jeff Biernaskie, Holly Sparks, and Vincent Gabriel

New multi-faculty Centre for Cell Therapy Translation gives UCalgary skin in the game for regenerative medicine research

Richi Gill no longer requires medication to control his blood pressure, thanks to research.

Research study leads to dramatic quality of life improvement for man with spinal cord injury