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Single blood test could offer rapid breast cancer diagnosis

Researchers watch the knee degenerate and understand how osteoarthritis may begin

Biomedical engineering conference helps students get their ideas out of the lab and into the market

As deadline looms, students build a prototype device to help save lives from fentanyl overdose

Reed Ferber, from the faculties of kinesiology and nursing, is leading the We-TRAC training program with funds from a NSERC CREATE grant.

UCalgary launches program specializing in wearable technology

Michael Kallos is director of the Biomedical Engineering Initiative and lead of the University of Calgary's biomedical engineering strategic research theme. He and his team are trying to encourage healthy stem cells to multiply, to aid in the treatment of a host of medical issues.

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Study explores how wearable technologies can help reduce risk of back injury among nurses

Meet this year's Canada Research Chairs

UCalgary researchers develop portable brain imaging system that could shed light on concussions

Dr. Bryan Yipp, assistant professor in the Department of Critical Care Medicine, and the associate director of the Leaders in Medicine program, is investigating the mechanisms of lung pulmonary inflammation. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Microscopic revelations point to new blood infection therapies