University of Calgary

Fall 2011

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Features

They're no strangers in the home, and now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are no strangers to the Faculty of Medicine.
A new treatment redefines chemo as we know it, and is showing promising results for patients with specific cancers of the abdomen.

In this Issue

In honour of Ronald Ward, a successful entrepreneur who passed away from dementia, his estate is funding a foundation set up to discover breakthroughs in brain disease.
Dr. Eric Wasylenko sits down to discuss his career as a doctor since graduating with UCalgary's medical class of 1982-the locusts.
In attempts to help curb the high rates of sudden cardiac arrest, a new study, lead by one of the Faculty of Medicine's own, has been launched to discover whether a small, implantable device can help.
Thanks to a unique registry, patients can take solace in knowing they're contributing to the advancement of cardiac care as we know it.
A lot happens at the Faculty of Medicine and here are a few stories that made it into the news.
I have said many times how proud we are of our staff and students at the Faculty of Medicine.