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Your generosity makes all the difference
When you give to the Department of Medicine at the University of Alberta, you are investing in the health of Alberta. Supporting research and academic activities for the successful discovery, prevention and treatment of the diseases that may affect you or someone you know.
Research and education in the Department of Medicine leads to greater knowledge on treatments that best meet the needs of patients, and not only affects over one and a half million residents in the metropolitan area of Edmonton, it also affects Alberta’s northern communities we serve providing complex patient care.
Help us ensure timely treatment enhancing quality of life of Alberta. With your generous donation, you make it possible for us to invest in our commitment to training outstanding physicians and researchers which supports health sciences learning.
For more information on giving to the Department of Medicine, please contact Brooke Rose: ber@ualberta.ca.
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Donate to the Department of Medicine:
- Endowment Fund
- Chair's Excellence Fund
- Research Innovation Fund
Your Generosity's Impact
Dr. Gopinath Sutendra’s team uncovers potential treatments to protect the heart and slow cancer
Dr. Gopinath Sutendra's (associate professor in the Division of Cardiology and Canada Research Chair in Cardio-Oncology and Molecular Medicine) investigate why some cancer patients get heart damage during chemotherapy and some don’t.
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DoM's Dr. Heather Armstrong and her lab are in the clinical trial phase for a tool they developed to test gut microbiota
Research by Dr. Heather Armstrong, associate professor in the Division of Gastroenterology, and her team will test the microbiome in your gut and provide a precision diet to restore it to health.
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Research by Dr. Philip Halloran leads to kidney transplant breakthrough
A discovery by Dr. Philip Halloran, Professor in the Division of Nephrology, could lead to new treatments to prevent organ rejection.
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100-Year Legacy Report
On November 1, 2024, we celebrated 100 years of the Department of Medicine by showcasing remarkable achievements and milestones over the century. From groundbreaking research to educational innovations to transformative patient-care initiatives, we honoured the collective contributions that have shaped our department's legacy of excellence.


