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Eight innovative cross-cutting teams across UCalgary awarded grants for child health and wellness

Spit samples uncover genetic risk factors for paediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder

7 ‘read-aloud’ tips for parents to help prevent children’s COVID-19 pandemic learning loss

Dr. Nicole Johnson, MD (left), Dr. Morris Scantlebury, MD (centre), Dr. Wauldron Afflick, MD (right)

Visibility and inclusive excellence in science: Faculty members win Calgary Black Achievement Awards

Doug Mahoney in the lab

UCalgary participates in co-ordinated effort to amplify cancer immunotherapy across Canada

Angelique Jenney, PhD, The Woods Homes Chair in Children's Mental Health

Children exposed to domestic violence tend to fall through the cracks. Angelique Jenney wants to change that

Werklund School again providing free counselling to families struggling during pandemic

Werklund School provides counselling to families stressed out by pandemic

ArtsCast: Plug in with the Faculty of Arts

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ArtsCast Episode 6: Unrealistic depictions of pain in children's movies and TV shows

Tish Doyle-Baker, Gina Dimitropoulos, Kelly Schwartz, Suzanne Tough, Sara Austin.

Virtual forum to address effects of COVID-19 pandemic on Canadian children

Disney, Pixar and Netflix are teaching your children the wrong messages about pain