Royal Canadian Legion backs Saskatoon researcher on mission to study mefloquine
The Royal Canadian Legion’s Saskatchewan Command awards a bursary for research into the use of the anti-malarial drug. Continue reading
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Super Awesome Science Show Recap: What going keto can do for you
On this episode, we examine the nature of the ketogenic diet, its history, and what good it can do for you. Continue reading
Federal government investing $5.6M in Indigenous research
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Science and Sport Minister Kirsty Duncan announces Indigenous research funding while in Saskatoon. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Indigenous women’s activism in Saskatchewan has been hidden from history
In 1973, fewer than four per cent of reserves had running water, and two per cent had indoor toilets, writes researcher Allyson Stevenson. Continue reading
CBD promising but more research needed: Sask. drug expert
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
One patient swears by CBD while one drug expert says more research needs to be done, especially long-term studies. Continue reading
When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast recap — The search for a cure starts with fundraising
By Larry Gifford Program Director
In this episode of When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast, Larry Gifford talks to people behind several Parkinson’s fundraisers. Continue reading
Moncton researchers aim to increase cannabis production
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Following a number of temporary closures earlier this month as a result of supply shortages, Cannabis NB says they haven’t had to close any stores in the past two weeks, and they’re hoping to increase supply. Continue reading
University of New Brunswick researcher becomes first in Canada to focus solely on cannabis
Starting in January at the University of New Brunswick, Qu will be the country’s first academic researcher focused solely on the cannabis plant, building on years of experience researching and developing anti-cancer drugs. Continue reading
Western chancellor donates $2.5 million to university to support epilepsy research
Western is matching the donation to create the Jack Cowin Chair in Epilepsy Research. Continue reading
Survey of stolen bikes in Kingston shines light on bicycle theft
A survey conducted by a former Queen’s University grad-student-turned-bicycle-mechanic is bringing attention to the bike theft issue in Kingston. Continue reading