Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News Archive
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News
Respiratory Therapy department moves into new home in the College of Rehabilitation Sciences
May 26, 2016 —
The newly renovated location on the third floor of the Medical Rehabilitation building not only allows for more space but for other updated features including state-of-the-art audio visual technology with two 80 inch monitors as well as new classroom and lab space with medical gas pipeline outlets that replicate what students will use in a hospital or medical facility.
May 26, 2016 —
The newly renovated location on the third floor of the Medical Rehabilitation building not only allows for more space but for other updated features including state-of-the-art audio visual technology with two 80 inch monitors as well as new classroom and lab space with medical gas pipeline outlets that replicate what students will use in a hospital or medical facility.
Vogue: 4 Surprising Foods That Affect Your Baby During and After Pregnancy
May 17, 2016 —
U of M's Meghan Azad talks about artificial sweetners
May 17, 2016 —
U of M's Meghan Azad talks about artificial sweetners
CTV: $3 a day makes big difference for expecting low-income moms: Study
May 13, 2016 —
Marni Brownell's findings come from a study looking at Manitoba's Healthy Baby Prenatal Benefit.
May 13, 2016 —
Marni Brownell's findings come from a study looking at Manitoba's Healthy Baby Prenatal Benefit.
Congrats Manitoba’s newest doctors, honoured guests Drs. Henteleff and Pope
May 13, 2016 —
On May 12, 106 new doctors graduated. An overwhelming 71 (or 67 per cent) or of the 106 new MDs have chosen to stay in Manitoba to complete their residency training
May 13, 2016 —
On May 12, 106 new doctors graduated. An overwhelming 71 (or 67 per cent) or of the 106 new MDs have chosen to stay in Manitoba to complete their residency training
Free Press/CBC: Rady family donates $30 million to U of M
May 12, 2016 —
Ernest Rady told the U of M that the family gift was to honour his parents
May 12, 2016 —
Ernest Rady told the U of M that the family gift was to honour his parents
Artificially sweetened beverages consumed in pregnancy linked to increased weight gain in infants
May 9, 2016 —
Obesity may be rooted in early life with more than 20 per cent of preschool children classified as overweight
May 9, 2016 —
Obesity may be rooted in early life with more than 20 per cent of preschool children classified as overweight
New research lab focuses on health care interaction
May 8, 2016 —
Enhancing students’ and clinicians’ empathic communication skills with patients, families and caregivers
May 8, 2016 —
Enhancing students’ and clinicians’ empathic communication skills with patients, families and caregivers
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News
CarFit: OT students learn to keep drivers safe on the road
May 2, 2016 —
Can you see clearly out your car windows? Are you able to reach all the controls and adjust the seatbelts so they’re secure and comfortable? For many older Manitobans, these are issues that can have an impact on their driving.
May 2, 2016 —
Can you see clearly out your car windows? Are you able to reach all the controls and adjust the seatbelts so they’re secure and comfortable? For many older Manitobans, these are issues that can have an impact on their driving.
CBC/FreePress/Metro: Innovators created laser that blasts deep-seated tumours
April 29, 2016 —
University of Manitoba alumni Torchia and Tyc are one of six teams receiving the inaugural Governor General’s Innovation Awards May 19 for their development of the NeuroBlate System.
April 29, 2016 —
University of Manitoba alumni Torchia and Tyc are one of six teams receiving the inaugural Governor General’s Innovation Awards May 19 for their development of the NeuroBlate System.
Feds renew support for knowledge mobilization groups
April 29, 2016 —
Three knowledge mobilization networks, including the Winnipeg-based Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids (TREKK), will receive renewed support totalling $3.6 million from the Government of Canada
April 29, 2016 —
Three knowledge mobilization networks, including the Winnipeg-based Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids (TREKK), will receive renewed support totalling $3.6 million from the Government of Canada





