By Genome Prairie and University of Regina Advancement and Communications You’ve got a cough. You’re short of breath. You’re weak,...

By Usask Research Profile and Impact Office During the COVID-19 pandemic, University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers in...

By Kylie Kelso for the College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan One of the best ways a student can learn is through hands-on...

By Nikki Desjardins for SHRF When Dr. Holly Graham started in her faculty position at the College of Nursing, her interest was in...

By Shannon Boklaschuk for the College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan A University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher...

This article was original shared in the University of Regina's spring/summer issue of Discourse Magazine. Fungal infections, relatively...

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) among Indigenous Peoples research group aim to estimate the epidemiology of the disease

When a research project sees high recruitment rates, it speaks to the engagement and relevance of the research topic.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a lifelong chronic illness that causes damage within the intestinal system. Patients living with IBD...

Risling and her team are working with patients to collaboratively decide how best to support the uptake and use of EHRs in their communities

Eating less may be a key factor for promoting healthy aging and for slowing down progeria, an irreversible disease that makes children...

Dance has more to offer than a “fitness craze”, promoting reconciliation and Métis heritage By USask Research Profile and Impact...

Concussion symptoms can be reversed by a new type of magnetic stimulation, research at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) shows.

How one research team is taking an innovative approach to develop an epilepsy clinic using Telehealth and a portable EEG machine

Saskatchewan mothers shaping research aimed at improving the birthing experiences of Indigenous women Jessica Dieter will never forget...

Saskatchewan is often cited as having one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis (MS) in Canada, but until now, the actual number of...

Saskatchewan, the birthplace of Medicare, holds a prominent place in the history of healthcare in Canada.  The establishment of Medicare...

An estimated 55,000 Canadians over age 18 have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, characterized by symptoms such as tremors, muscle...

Mental health and addictions is a serious public health issue in Canada. Statistics show that one in five Canadians have experienced a...

June 30, 2017 When Coping Strategies Are Not Enough in a Highly Pressured and Complex Environment A Research for Health Follow-Up  “I...