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Join our online study! We're looking for female volunteers from Alberta (12-55 y) with and without #PCOS to share their eating habits. Your input is vital! Learn more and participate:  redcap.link/eatinghabits

One of the most controversial issues in microbiome research is the definition of a ‘healthy’ human #microbiome. Enjoyed contributing to this perspective on the progress made and the key gaps that remain to be addressed to fully harness the benefits of the human microbiome.

Thank you! Congratulations to the entire team and especially Xiaoying Wu for all her hard work on this project!!

“Many psychological and body image factors increase the risk for eating disorders in PCOS,” shares WCHRI trainee Sophie Lalonde-Bester. Her research expands on eating disorders in women with PCOS and their health impact. Read more about the Alberta Women’s Health Foundation-funded research:

✈️🧳 Apply for the CIHR ICS Travel Awards by January 7, 2025. These awards support #trainees, early career researchers and knowledge users to present their #CancerResearch at conferences. Apply now: researchnet-recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtn…

Dr Rebecca Hull-Meichle from ⁦Alberta Diabetes and CERC⁩ making her first presentation at ⁦Diabetes Canada. What a great talent acquired to advance research in 🇨🇦 ⁦UAlberta Med & Dent⁩ Rebecca Hull-Meichle⁩

Sarcopenia ≠ low muscle mass: Unlike aging, cancer also promotes a decline in type I fibers to a greater extent than type II fibers, leading to an increase in type II/type I ratio... Read the full comment here: journals.lww.com/co-clinicalnut… M. Cristina Gonzalez Stuart Phillips (he/him) Related to:

WCHRI members Carla Prado, Catherine Field and Andrea Haqq found that restoring the gut microbiome may help reduce diabetes and heart disease risks. Read more about the Alberta Women’s Health Foundation-funded research: ualberta.ca/en/folio/2025/…

Switching from a Western diet to a traditional African heritage diet—rich in veggies, fruits, and legumes—can drive rapid immunometabolic improvements. Similar dietary transitions are also effective in Western cohorts, linked to the gut #microbiome. doi.org/10.1016/j.cell…

Are you a research trainee or postdoc looking to apply to CIHR’s many awards, but not sure where to start? Join a virtual Q&A session to learn more about CIHR’s awards programs. English: June 10 at 13:00 ET French: June 12 at 13:00 ET Details: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/45096.html?h…

We are excited to launch our postdoctoral fellowship profiles! Congratulations to Yasser Abuetabh, Anissa Armet, Andrew D'Souza, Amanda Lima Deluque, Gabriele Matteoli, Hidenori Moriyama, and Mirielle Pauline for receiving the award! Read more about the projects they will be

🎓 Congratulations to the latest #UAlberta graduating class, including more than 275 ALES graduates! Today they cross the stage and join our alumni community. Read a selection of features about some of our many outstanding graduates. ualberta.ca/en/agriculture…

Very Proud to watch these ladies get their MSc degrees! UAlberta Faculty of ALES

Research not only saves lives, it ignites hope. Through continual innovation, WCHRI researchers illuminate the path toward a healthier future for women and children. We are lighting the way! 💡🕯️🔦🔬🌄 Read more in our 2024-2025 annual report: ar.wchri.org

One of the many great stories in this report features Donna Vine's important research on PCOS, a common hormonal disorder that leads to a higher risk of heart disease, obesity and diabetes. ar.wchri.org/researcher-cre…

Lighting the Way - WCHRI 2024-2025 Annual Report Thankyou to WCHRI for funding our PCOSTogether research to improve the health and lives of those with PCOS. #pcos #whcri #CanwaCW #csem ar.wchri.org/researcher-cre…

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Health research on hidden malnutrition Research led by Carla Prado: malnutrition overlooked in people with obesity & osteoarthritis. 1 in 4 patients affected. It shows need for better nutritional assessment to improve care. #UAlberta #Nutrition #Research bit.ly/3GjrP4r

Donna Vine was interviewed by medical student Mina Hmimas on the Pink Flow’d podcast to discuss Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), an often overlooked topics in women’s health. #UAlberta #PCOS #WomensHealth youtube.com/watch?v=JdNwB7…