From left: Dr. Stéphanie Madill (PhD) is a physiotherapist and an assistant professor in USask’s School of Rehabilitation Science. Dr. Megan Clark (MD) is a faculty member in the University of Saskatchewan’s Department of Academic Family Medicine. (Photos: Kristen McEwen)

USask researchers looking to help transgender patients

A University of Saskatchewan (USask)-led research team is looking to make navigating the health-care system easier for transgender people in Saskatchewan.

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Heather Foulds, assistant professor in USask’s College of Kinesiology, studies the fitness effects of Métis jigging.

USask researchers receive $1.18 million in SHRF establishment grants

Seven College of Medicine researchers have received SHRF establishment grants, which are designed to assist them establish health research programs in the province.

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Then MPT graduates Marhanda Keeping, Emma Phillips-Mosmann and Ashley Trampe recently received the Best Online Prescence Award from Shinerama Canada, for their social media and web campaigns, which helped raise awareness around cystic fibrosis. Photo by Kristen McEwen

Physical therapy students earn national award for successful online Shinerama campaign

When three master of physical therapy (MPT) students volunteered to work on the Shinerama campaign in 2018, their main goal was to revamp the social media campaign.

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Stéphanie Madill is an assistant professor of physical therapy in the School of Rehabilitation Science. (Photo: Meghan Sired)

Role models for queer youth are key

In celebration of the upcoming Saskatoon Pride Festival, Stéphanie Madill, assistant professor of physical therapy, talks about progress made and the importance of queer youth havi...

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