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New research by University of Calgary and Stanford University scientists provides hope for people living with chronic pain

New research provides hope for people living with chronic pain

In the News: Star Edmonton, Amy Metcalfe, Cumming School of Medicine

Mental health hospitilizations, self-harm in Canadian children on the rise: new report finds

Marc Poulin and Richard Wilson received an NSERC CREATE grant for a neurotechnology training program

New neurotechnology training program takes students to the extremes and invites industry into the classroom

Cognitive-behavioural therapy helps teens

Cognitive-behavioural therapy helps teens get a good night's sleep after a concussion

Jeanne Lawrence, her son Alex Ross and husband MacKay Ross.

Online course allows anyone, anywhere to learn about concussions

The Cumming School of Medicine is named in honour of Geoffrey Cumming, left, shown with medical school Dean Jon Meddings at the 2014 event announcing the largest donation in the University of Calgary’s history. Photos by Jaekyun Im, for the Cumming School of Medicine

Reflections on our first five years as the Cumming School of Medicine

Keith Yeates

Take the unforeseen opportunities and don't focus too closely on the plan

University of Calgary researcher Shelagh Coutts says the findings of the study call attention to potential missed opportunities for prevention of stroke and other adverse vascular events such as heart attack or death in women. Photo by Adrian Shellard for the Hotchkiss Brain Institute

Women are less likely than men to be diagnosed with minor stroke

UCalgary researchers discover critical differences in the clots that cause a stroke

Alberta sisters participate in clinical trial to advance treatment options for rare genetic disorder