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A researcher prepares the isolator in the Axenic Breeding room at the International Microbiome Centre's germ-free facility at the University of Calgary. Photo by Don Molyneaux

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Raylene Reimer, professor and researcher at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Kinesiology, led the study on the effects of prebiotics in children with overweight or obesity. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

New study on children shows fibre supplement changes gut bacteria

Dr. Susanne Benseler leads Kayla Baayens in mobility tests. The 10-year-old has an aggressive form of childhood arthritis. Benseler is part of an international team that received $8 million in grants to bring precision medicine to children suffering from childhood arthritis. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

$8 million in grants brings precision medicine to children suffering from arthritis

Funding boosts new research, from inflammation to immigration

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New app helps doctors minimize patients' resistance to antibiotics

Researchers join forces to reduce steroid use by Crohn's and colitis patients