Therese Kehler

Stanley Read Brought Compassion to Families Living with HIV/AIDS

Then and Now: Discoveries That Keep on Giving

The Future of Farming is Smarter

For teens with congenital heart disease, turning 18 brings an abrupt end to their time in the pediatric medical system and the new reality of taking responsibility for their health. But doctors and researchers at the University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital are aiming to ease that difficult transition by helping teens understand their condition, its future complications and how to advocate for themselves.

This Man Makes Medical Treatment Better For Us All - University of Alberta

A study of candid anonymous posts by teens on the social media platform Reddit reveals that stigma related to mental health issues persists despite efforts to raise awareness and understanding, and may be preventing many young people from seeking support.

A Champion for People With Rare Blood Disorders - University of Alberta

Calm in the Eye of the Pandemic Storm | New Trail

A Champion for People With Rare Blood Disorders

The Power of One (Multiplied by 32)