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More than 1,000 Albertans a year lose lower limbs to diabetic foot ulcers. Now, new technology could save limbs --- and possibly lives.

Three Alberta siblings have the same extremely rare genetic ailment called Batten Disease. It’s a situation experts say is nearly impossible because the kids have different moms.

Edmonton’s Sea Change Brewing Company is donating a dollar from each four-pack of Adam’s Pale Ale to the ALS Society of Alberta, in memory of Adam Rombough.

Registered nurse Shayla Wishloff was ready to dedicate her life to caring for others. Now she has Stage 4 breast cancer and hopes a U.S. clinical trial can save her life.

Dentists are noticing an increase in some dental health issues during the pandemic, from “mask mouth” to stress-related teeth grinding.

Angela Schuurman is 27 weeks pregnant and preparing to endure treatment for an aggressive breast cancer. It’s a rare case that requires a rare treatment plan.

University of Alberta researchers hope to diagnose unexplained genetic conditions in children, so families don’t have to face a lifetime of uncertainty.

With pandemic restrictions sending more Albertans outside, more winter activities have led to more injuries, especially when it comes to tobogganing.

More than a dozen health organizations and patient groups across Canada have united to call on governments to increase access to life-changing drugs.

Edmonton baby Mason Cook is potentially facing years of treatment for his rare eye cancer, The heartbreak is all too familiar to his family, which has been hit hard by cancer.

If you find yourself reaching for unhealthy foods during the COVID-19 pandemic, you're not alone. One registered dietitian has some tips on how to control emotional eating.

Experts are worried about an increase in child abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic. We have some tips for families, caregivers and neighbours.

Entos Pharmaceuticals, Inc. says its DNA-based vaccine would deliver strong protection against COVID-19, and could be mass produced quickly.

Thousands of people with Type 1 diabetes are hacking into their insulin pumps in an attempt to better control their condition. The DIY technique is called “looping.”

First Cassidy Armstrong was diagnosed with a rare, terminal cancer. Then, doctors discovered she actually had a rare parasite found in coyote and dog feces.

Every year, staff of Edmonton’s Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital honour a few patients who inspire everyone around them. This year’s recipients are shining examples.

Hal MacDonald is planning a unique celebration for his 60th birthday. He’ll take on 60 Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighters consecutively for 60 minutes.

Eight-year-old Jordan Gagnon has a rare, terminal disorder. Staff of the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital will soon honour her with a Courage Award for inspiring others.

Wade Brown lost his vision completely by age 15. Then he was paralyzed at age 34. Now he is one of Alberta’s newest lawyers.

An Edmonton psychiatrist feels certain factors put the South Asian community at greater risk for opioid addiction. He’s opened a new culturally sensitive clinic.