How Families Are Leading the Fight Against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

Carleton University’s Accessibility Institute is helping build a more accessible Canada through innovation, collaboration, and capacity building. Carleton University’s Accessibility Institute advances accessibility through applied research, national collaboration, and professional training. Alongside disabled people, communities, governments, industry, and academic partners in Canada and internationally, the Institute develops practical solutions across a diverse portfolio: AI for … Continued

Detecting ovarian cancer earlier is complex, but new research is showing promise in diagnosing it sooner. Affecting one in 75 Canadian females, ovarian cancer is a group of diseases caused by abnormal cell growth in or near the ovaries that can spread to other parts of the body. Symptoms include abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in urinary habits, however these … Continued