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Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

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First intake of 2022-23 Research Connections results announced

University of Saskatchewan

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A recipe for success: USask researchers champion improved MS care with a ‘local flavour’

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

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Sharing Clinical Research knowledge to improve Saskatchewan care

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

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New Research Connections Results

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

Apr 7, 20221 min read

Supporting Canada’s next generation of mental health researchers

University of Saskatchewan

Apr 5, 20223 min read

USask-led multi-disciplinary team helping to develop strategy for virtual care

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

Apr 5, 20225 min read

Partnerships invest in Saskatchewan for innovative solutions to health challenges

Ashleigh Mattern for SHRF

Apr 4, 20224 min read

Smile: Community-led research supports better oral health in Indigenous community

Greg Basky for SHRF

Mar 30, 20226 min read

Supporting solutions to Saskatchewan's growing addictions problem

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

Mar 30, 202210 min read

SHRF investing $900,000 in innovative solutions to growing addictions problem in Saskatchewan

Greg Basky for SHRF

Mar 16, 20225 min read

New funding program supporting projects aimed at advancing reconciliation in Saskatchewan

Chelsea Cunningham for SHRF

Mar 16, 20227 min read

Nine projects aimed at advancing reconciliation in Saskatchewan funded in Research Connections

SHRF

Mar 9, 20222 min read

SHRF Partners with Canadian Cancer Society and CIHR on Primary Cancer Prevention Action Grants

SHRF

Feb 17, 20224 min read

Winners of the 2021 MHRC-SHRF Saskatchewan Mental Health Impact Grant Announced

Ashleigh Mattern for SHRF

Feb 1, 20227 min read

Mood and the menopause transition

Greg Basky for SHRF

Feb 1, 20223 min read

CHCHD2: Novel gene to help target treatments for Parkinson’s

SHRF

Jan 19, 20224 min read

Internationally recognized leader in Parkinson’s disease honoured with Achievement Award

Greg Basky for SHRF

Jan 19, 20226 min read

Neurologist Ali Rajput has devoted his career to improving quality of life for people with Parkinson

Greg Basky for SHRF

Jan 19, 20224 min read

U of R’s Mohan Babu advancing science on role of mitochondria in disease, nurturing next generation

Ashleigh Mattern for SHRF

Jan 19, 20224 min read

First intake of 2022-23 Research Connections results announced

A recipe for success: USask researchers champion improved MS care with a ‘local flavour’

Sharing Clinical Research knowledge to improve Saskatchewan care

New Research Connections Results

Supporting Canada’s next generation of mental health researchers

USask-led multi-disciplinary team helping to develop strategy for virtual care

Partnerships invest in Saskatchewan for innovative solutions to health challenges

Smile: Community-led research supports better oral health in Indigenous community

Supporting solutions to Saskatchewan's growing addictions problem

SHRF investing $900,000 in innovative solutions to growing addictions problem in Saskatchewan

New funding program supporting projects aimed at advancing reconciliation in Saskatchewan

Nine projects aimed at advancing reconciliation in Saskatchewan funded in Research Connections

SHRF Partners with Canadian Cancer Society and CIHR on Primary Cancer Prevention Action Grants

Winners of the 2021 MHRC-SHRF Saskatchewan Mental Health Impact Grant Announced

Mood and the menopause transition

CHCHD2: Novel gene to help target treatments for Parkinson’s

Internationally recognized leader in Parkinson’s disease honoured with Achievement Award

Neurologist Ali Rajput has devoted his career to improving quality of life for people with Parkinson

U of R’s Mohan Babu advancing science on role of mitochondria in disease, nurturing next generation

A bright future: USask team breaking new ground in Parkinson’s research

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