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A man in a button down shirt and pants stands in a lab

UCalgary-developed technology enables 85-per-cent reduction in blood infection diagnosis times

A team of people stand around a hospital bed

UCalgary research finds direct communication path between the lungs and the brain

Stephen Freedma

Scientists learn more about uncommon form of E. coli that can cause kidney failure in kids

Muskrat

Parasite threat to pets and people on the rise in Western Canada

The Peters lab, from L to R: Camila Gaio, Ramyar Azizi, Matheus Carneiro, Gabi Gee, Chukwunonso Nzelu, Nathan Peters, Deborah Ola, and Leon Melo.

UCalgary study provides insight into how an infectious parasite uses immune cells as a Trojan Horse

The research team, clockwise from bottom R: Kathy McCoy, Mary Dunbar, Ian-Ling (Katrina) Yu, Chris (Chip) Doig, Braedon McDonald and Jared Schlechte

Interaction between human gut and immune system increases infection risk in critically ill patients

An ant after after being infected by the cordyceps fungus. The stalk protruding from the ant's head will produce spores to infect other ants.

UCalgary biologist says fungus presents no Last of Us-style threat to humanity

Nicole Sarden, Bryan Yipp find reason behind and therapy for serious fungal infection in the lungs

UCalgary study offers new insight into deadly fungal invasion of the lungs

Rachel Kratofil

Snyder Institute researchers discover new approach to healing skin infections and wounds

Project lead Ian Lewis.

UCalgary-led team develops rapid diagnostic tool for fighting bloodstream infections