University Of Calgary'S Cumming School Of Medicine

Is the 5-second rule really ok? Are sandboxes and antibiotics bad for kids? Get insights from the Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Marie-Claire Arrieta, PhD, on steps you can take to encourage the development of a strong microbiome and immune system in your children. #exploreUCalgary https://goo.gl/5KWHXS
— With University of Calgary, Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases and Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation.

Over the past 20 years, there's been an increase in binge drinking. The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Scott Patten, MD, PhD, talks to Global Calgary about binge drinking in post-secondary school and the warning signs of addiction: https://goo.gl/GFVqyU
— With Hotchkiss Brain Institute and Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation.

A new report by Dr. Keith Yeates, PhD, member of the Hotchkiss Brain Institute​ and Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute at the Cumming School of Medicine, identifies best practices for diagnosing and treating children's concussions. The new guidelines include 19 sets of recommendations, including gradually returning to non-sports activities after 2-3 days of rest: https://goo.gl/x4FWQH
— With Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation, JAMA Pediatrics, Faculty of Arts and CDC.

“A nation cannot prosper if it fails to invest in its children."
As students return to school, a national study conducted by the O'Brien Institute for Public Health at the Cumming School of Medicine raises concerns about high rates of mental health issues, poverty, obesity and mortality among children: https://goo.gl/GveCTy
— With Statistics Canada, Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) and Public Health Agency of Canada.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Carrie Kollias, MD, discusses her book 'Maria's Marvelous Bones' with Breakfast Television Calgary's Leah Sarich. The book is an educational tool to help kids learn that broken bones don't have to be so scary. WATCH: https://goo.gl/YvWRU4

Turning 18 can be an overwhelming time for any adolescent. For those with chronic health conditions, the transition from paediatric to adult care can be tough. The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Susan Samuel, MD, is leading a province-wide trial to improve the transition experience for young adults.
The research team is looking to enrol 600 people aged 16-21 in the program. WATCH: https://goo.gl/cZ44n3

"About 25 per cent of school aged kids are going to have significant struggles during the month of September." Sleep expert Dr. Adam Moscovitch, MD, joined Global Calgary​ to discuss how to get kids back into good sleeping habits as they go back to school.
WATCH: https://goo.gl/v1nnge

As we get into late summer, wasps become more aggressive as they look for food. The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Raj Bhardwaj, MD, gives advice on what to do if stung by a wasp or a bee, and provides insight into the difference between the two. WATCH: https://goo.gl/ozeTi4

Is your teen anxious about starting high school? Dr. Monique Jericho, MD, says some anxiety is normal and provides tips on what parents can do to help ease concerns: https://goo.gl/m9hQNo #backtoschool

The Mama na Mtoto project with the Cumming School of Medicine’s Global Health and International Partnerships Unit aims to improve maternal, newborn and child health in Tanzania. Two UCalgary students recently completed an internship with Mama na Mtoto. Check out their story and photos: goo.gl/6QfmvK
— With University of Calgary, Faculty of Arts and O'Brien Institute for Public Health.

Members of the O'Brien Institute for Public Health and the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta at the Cumming School of Medicine are leading a call to action for all levels of government to prioritize policies aimed at increasing access to healthier foods. Canadians encouraged to sign Calgary Statement to push for range of measures: https://goo.gl/rVioFJ

Poor air quality in Calgary continues... The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Kerri Johannson, MD, talks to CBC's The Eyeopner about how to deal with the smoke and protect your health: https://goo.gl/CVyZu4

Do patients always benefit when screened for prostate cancer? The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. James Dickinson, MD, PhD, says organizations promoting prostate cancer screening need to be upfront about the risks, benefits and outcomes: https://goo.gl/BdJnsR

Alumni Weekend returns September 7-9! Discover the University of Calgary's most imaginative experiences around the arts, innovation, athletics and culture. You don’t have to be a UCalgary grad to enjoy the festivities — everyone is invited! Check out the wondrous lineup: https://goo.gl/dtYvDB #ucalgaryalumni

With Meghan Markle’s rocky relationship with her father playing out on the world stage, the Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Marie Claire Bourque, MD, talks about how to deal with a stressful parent the right way: https://goo.gl/ZHpW2i

One in five people who become infected with West Nile virus become ill. The Cumming School of Medicine's Dr. Craig Jenne, PhD, talks to Breakfast Television Calgary about new research underway at the University of Calgary and offers some tips to reduce the risk of becoming infected with West Nile: https://goo.gl/VhuAGd

Ultramarathoner Dave Proctor was forced to end his bid to run from coast to coast due to a serious back injury. Researchers with the Cumming School of Medicine continue to recruit participants for a study on ultra-endurance sports, and will be using pre-race data from Dave as part of the study. Find out how you can participate: https://goo.gl/7MpmG8
— With Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta, McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health, Hotchkiss Brain Institute and Outrun Rare.

On Sept. 9, join University of Calgary Alumni at a special edition of the CSM's Science in the Cinema YYC.
Watch a free screening of the movie #Wonder, and hear from researchers during a family-friendly discussion about school-related anxiety. You'll also get tips on how to be more resilient.
Register for this and other #AlumniWeekend events at: https://goo.gl/p8bdVv
... *Free admission & popcorn; seating is first-come, first-served*
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"Tech devices should never replace interactions, physical activity or kids getting outside." Dr. Sheri Madigan, PhD, with the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute offers some tips on how to manage screen time this summer: https://goo.gl/x7xrju

nice school to study.....

nice school to study.....

nice school to study.....