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Bone imaging scholar receives prestigious Banting CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship

Prism Schneider

Study aims to predict the risk of blood clots after traumatic injury

Closeup model of a shoulder

Shoulder injury? Surgery is not the only option

Heather and Michael Giuffre at the gym

Vitamin D: How much is too much of a good thing?

Class of 2019: You have to stay stronger than ever after a knee injury, kinesiology PhD finds

Calgary Booster Club honours Kinesiology's Preston Wiley

Julien Marcadier has identified the first case of a person without the protein needed to transport vitamin D. "In genetics its always a possibility that you will see something that no one has seen before," says Marcadier, geneticist with the Cumming School of Medicine.

Researcher identifies first case of person without the protein needed to transport vitamin D

Nick Mohtadi, left, led a clinical trial with Dana Hunter, centre, research assistant, and Denise Chan, research co-ordinator, investigating anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction for youth at high risk of knee reinjury. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Study highlights importance of ACL reconstruction for youth at high risk of knee reinjury

England's chief medical officer Sally Davies: 'We don't just need big data, we need big thinking'

Top research stories of 2017: Finding radon in Alberta homes, identifying after-effects of family trauma, discovering spill-resistant bitumen