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Julien Rimok

Driven by desire to help others, UCalgary scholar pursues spinal cord injury research

Nick Wiltshire will have spine stimulators implanted to help regulate blood pressure and greatly improve quality of life.

RESTORE Network combines research with innovative technologies for people with neurological disorders

Philanthropist and equestrienne Edith Rodie left $4.7 million to the University of Calgary to support rehabilitative research, in part through the Calgary Health Foundation.

The formidable woman who inspired RESTORE Network’s neurorehabilitation research

Aaron Phillips

UCalgary-led study provides insight for circulation disorders in brain and spinal cord

Sam (at left) and Gerry Shachnowich

Calgary couple’s gifts provide backbone for spine research discovery at McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health

Dr. Aaron Phillips

Research on heart failure and improving cardiovascular function earns national recognition for 2 Libin Cardiovascular Institute researchers

Aaron Phillips

Med school researcher receives international award for excellence

Richi Gill no longer requires medication to control his blood pressure, thanks to research.

Research study leads to dramatic quality of life improvement for man with spinal cord injury

Aaron Phillips stands in front of a graph which shows how monitoring cerebral blood flow can test if enough blood is getting to the brain.

Sleep and sleepiness 'a huge problem' for people with spinal cord injury, UCalgary-led study finds

Postdoc works to improve cardiovascular health of those with spinal cord injury