Northern Alberta and the province's capital have been blanketed by wildfire smoke largely coming from fires in Fort Providence.

This “New Approach” is either a massive failure to plan or an actual plan to fail.

From understanding self-perceptions to advancing disease treatments, WCHRI's graduate students are shaping the future of women's and children's health research.

The Editors have selected this article as a highlight of the issue.

Research not only saves lives, it ignites hope. While true transformation requires both patience and vision, each breakthrough brings us closer to our goal.

Research not only saves lives, it ignites hope. While true transformation requires both patience and vision, each breakthrough brings us closer to our goal.

Research not only saves lives, it ignites hope. While true transformation requires both patience and vision, each breakthrough brings us closer to our goal.

Transdisciplinary project one of six research programs announced by One Child Every Child initiative

A new report finds that last year's unprecedented wildfire season made Canada's air quality up to three times worse than the World Health Organization's recommended safe levels. As climate change sets...

The University of Alberta has 18 subjects ranked in the Top 100 and four in the Top 20 globally, according to the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Five years after the province identified its first COVID-19 case, experts are urging Albertans not to forget about those still struggling with its devastating impacts.

The Faculty of Nursing is making strides to address the shortage of rural nurses by recruiting and retaining rural and Indigenous students, supporting them while at school and giving them more hands-o...

New research challenges existing guidelines that discourage high-intensity resistance exercise during pregnancy, providing evidence that it can be well tolerated by both the mother and fetus.

Landmark declaration comes as AWHF’s inaugural Luminaries Luncheon raises more than $500K for vital research.

By mimicking a traditional, non-industrialized diet, researchers have shown it's possible to restore damage to the gut and improve health.

Researchers have developed a new molecular imaging test that combines an antibody therapy with a radioactive isotope to improve diagnosis and monitoring of lung cancer.

A U of A research team has taken the first step toward proving its innovative gene therapy can successfully treat a rare genetic condition called dysferlinopathy that impairs the body’s ability to rep...

The support offered by the VPRI, Colleges and RPNet is driving research excellence.

A new framework developed by a team including two leading U of A researchers aims to help clinicians prescribe exercise plans that maximize benefits and minimize risks for cancer patients.

New research at the University of Alberta may make it easier to diagnose primary mitochondrial disorders — serious diseases that disrupt the body’s energy supply.

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Educational psychologist Lia Daniels says by applying principles of motivation and emotion, tests, essays, labs and other classroom assessments could be redesigned to enhance student well-being.

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