Nurturing Warriors
Using Positive Space to Move into Hard Topics By Kathryn Thompson for SHRF Little is known about the mental wellness and health risk...
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SCPOR
Nov 5, 20205 min read
Every dog should have its day
By Renee Greene for Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) When Jordan Woodsworth was determining her PhD research...
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Greg Basky for SHRF
Nov 5, 20203 min read
Virtual Reality Training Videos on PPE Keep Saskatchewan Paramedics Safe During Pandemic
By Greg Basky for SHRF Prior to March 2020 Saskatchewan’s 2,000 paramedics rarely needed to gear up with full personal protective...
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SHRF
Nov 4, 20203 min read
A Man’s Best Friend
Raising Awareness for New Treatments for Invasive Fungal Infections in Companion Dogs By Kathryn Thompson for SHRF We all know someone...
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Greg Basky for SHRF
Nov 3, 20204 min read
SHRF-Funded Research Projects Hold Potential to Improve Prevention, Treatment of Opioid Addiction
By Greg Basky for SHRF Opioid misuse continues to take a heavy toll on individuals, families and communities in Saskatchewan. While...
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SHRF
Nov 2, 20203 min read
Real-time Solutions
How an interactive app is helping Saskatchewan surgeons face the pandemic During a pandemic, a physician’s biggest risk is exposure. When...
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University of Saskatchewan
Sep 3, 20204 min read
Online therapy dog program to continue this fall following positive survey results
By Shannon Boklaschuk, University of Saskatchewan Responses to a recent survey that asked members of the University of Saskatchewan...
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University of Regina
Jul 28, 20205 min read
COV3R: U of R’s genome capture project detects COVID-19, the flu, or anything else that ails you
By Genome Prairie and University of Regina Advancement and Communications You’ve got a cough. You’re short of breath. You’re weak,...
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University of Saskatchewan
Apr 22, 20202 min read
Researchers offer online support program for people with MS, Parkinson’s and spinal cord injury
By Usask Research Profile and Impact Office During the COVID-19 pandemic, University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers in...
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University of Saskatchewan
Apr 9, 20202 min read
Using Virtual Reality to Help Nursing Students
By Kylie Kelso for the College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan One of the best ways a student can learn is through hands-on...
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Nikki Desjardins for SHRF
Apr 7, 20204 min read
Relationship-Centred Research: Dr. Holly Graham Begins Her Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing
By Nikki Desjardins for SHRF When Dr. Holly Graham started in her faculty position at the College of Nursing, her interest was in...
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University of Saskatchewan
Apr 7, 20202 min read
USask researcher to explore impact of meditation on migraine headaches
By Shannon Boklaschuk for the College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan A University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher...
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University of Regina
Oct 23, 20191 min read
Finding New Ways to Prevent and Treat Fungal Infections
This article was original shared in the University of Regina's spring/summer issue of Discourse Magazine. Fungal infections, relatively...
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SHRF
Oct 22, 20191 min read
Understanding miyo-māhcihowin (good health and well-being) among Indigenous Peoples living with IBD
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) among Indigenous Peoples research group aim to estimate the epidemiology of the disease
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SHRF
Oct 22, 20193 min read
People Living with MS Eager to Take Part in Research for Increased Physical Activity
When a research project sees high recruitment rates, it speaks to the engagement and relevance of the research topic.
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SHRF
Oct 21, 20193 min read
Rural Patients Join Research Team to Help Identify Gaps in Care for Those Living with IBD
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a lifelong chronic illness that causes damage within the intestinal system. Patients living with IBD...
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SHRF
Oct 8, 20192 min read
No Patient Left Behind
Risling and her team are working with patients to collaboratively decide how best to support the uptake and use of EHRs in their communities
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University of Saskatchewan
Aug 22, 20193 min read
Dietary restrictions may benefit children with premature aging disease
Eating less may be a key factor for promoting healthy aging and for slowing down progeria, an irreversible disease that makes children...
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University of Saskatchewan
Jul 19, 20193 min read
Métis jigging: a better cardio workout than aerobics or a run?
Dance has more to offer than a “fitness craze”, promoting reconciliation and Métis heritage By USask Research Profile and Impact...
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University of Saskatchewan
May 30, 20193 min read
Concussion Symptoms Reversed by Magnetic Therapy
Concussion symptoms can be reversed by a new type of magnetic stimulation, research at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) shows.
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