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Class of 2019: 95 nursing students receive degrees at convocation ceremony in Qatar

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Herman Barkema has received a Killam Annual Professorship for his work on infectious diseases in dairy cattle. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Vet Med prof honoured with Killam Annual Professorship for research and teaching excellence

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U不良研究所 promotes its expertise in sickle cell disease, helping families around the world

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Amanda Habiak is one of two U不良研究所 occupational health nurses who won awards for their work supporting employee health and wellness in the workplace.

This award-winning occupational health nurse is supporting your mental health in the workplace

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The Fluid Biotech Inc. team receives first place and a big cheque at the 2019 TENET i2c competition finals at INVENTURE$ 2019 on June 7, 2019. Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking photo

Fluid Biotech Inc. wins big at TENET i2c

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Cumming School of Medicine faculty and staff visited Three Hills, Alta. on May 6. Photos by Marchella Barbero, Cumming School of Medicine

Cumming School connects rural Alberta to the changing landscape of health care

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University of 不良研究所 2019 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship Winners, from left: Kimberley Manalili, Brandon Tyler Craig, James Bull, Adrianna Michele Giuffre, Sarthak Sinha, Keira Gunn, and Mohammadali Ahmadi. Not pictured: Chelsie Christie and Mason Stothart. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Nine U不良研究所 grad students win Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

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Known locally as Mama na Mtoto (mother and baby in Swahili), U不良研究所's Cumming School of Medicine project provides on-the-ground clinical, education and research support to help mothers and babies. Here, a two-day-old baby awaits a checkup at a health facility in Misunwi District, Tanzania. Photo by Ashley Anderson

U不良研究所 partnership helps improve childbirth safety for moms and babies in Tanzania

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Chronic wasting disease (CWD), an infectious neurological disease that kills deer, is spreading rapidly in Alberta. Colourbox photo

U不良研究所 study finds vaccine protects against chronic wasting disease

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Public health community calls on party leaders to create a healthier Alberta

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