By Greg Basky for SHRF Leading edge research being done by the University of Regina’s Dr. Mohan Babu is improving our understanding of...

By Ashleigh Mattern for SHRF Chris Phenix says a bit of luck is required whenever researchers are developing new chemical entities or...

By Greg Basky for SHRF A couple of years ago, leaders from Eden Care Communities came to Tim Maciag with a challenge: Could his software...

Technology giving local leaders information they need to improve health outcomes among residents By Greg Basky for SHRF Population health...

By Greg Basky for SHRF In 2012, hundreds of young children in the US started developing a mysterious condition that left them unable to...

By Ashleigh Mattern for SHRF Some of the most powerful moments researcher Michael Dubnewick has witnessed at the Growing Young Movers...

Researchers create digital educational tools for healthcare providers aimed at increasing the quality of care in long-term and assisted...

By Greg Basky for SHRF Saskatoon audiologist Charlotte Douglas says it isn’t the children whose hearing problems she identified early and...

By Greg Basky for SHRF Through its Solutions Program, the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is funding a pair of projects...

By Greg Basky for SHRF A team of scientists, clinicians, and students at the University of Saskatchewan has come up with a novel way to...

SHRF-supported network of researchers, physicians, clinicians, students, and family members launched in response to pandemic lockdown By...

Dr. Gordon Asmundson is tracking emotional and behavioural responses to COVID-19, which change rapidly, just like the science itself. By...

Graduate student Easter Ndlovu is exploring the connection between cancer and Candida and hopes her work could eventually pave the way...

By Greg Basky for SHRF and the University of Regina Dr. Andrew Cameron can precisely trace the roots of his current work—using genomics...

Saskatchewan is currently in the throes of an addiction crisis and Dr. Kara Fletcher wants to humanize those living with substance use...

By Renee Greene with Shari Laventure, Justine Lustig and Michelle Pavloff See original post When Michelle Pavloff sat down at a...

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New research projects are exploring ways to harness the power of the internet to deliver culturally safe support to Indigenous caregivers.

By Kylie Kelso, Communications Officer, Usask College of Nursing “Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past.” The words...

Researchers team up with long-term care staff and residents’ families to test strategies for reintegrating care partners during pandemic...