listing-home-news,Feature Story,Feature Story - North | Parkinson’s patients power up in Grande Prairie
Participants, volunteers welcome to join the fun in PWR!4Life exercise class
listing-home-news,Feature Story,Feature Story - North | Technology brings better imaging, faster scans
New CT scanner goes online in Fort McMurray
listing-home-news,Feature Story,Feature Story - Central,Feature Story - Edmonton | Oncology nurses honoured in Alberta Legislature
Health Minister Hoffman proclaims Oncology Nursing Day in province
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item,News Release - Edmonton Zone | Cross Cancer Institute celebrates major milestone
EDMONTON – For 50 years, the Cross Cancer Institute has been redefining the future of cancer in Alberta.
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item,News Release - Calgary Zone,News Release - Edmonton Zone | Albertans reminded to cook shellfish to reduce risk of illness
EDMONTON – Nine cases of gastro-intestinal illness (seven in Edmonton and two in Calgary) potentially linked to consumption of raw oysters from British Columbia are under investigation prompting Alberta Health Services (AHS) to remind all Albertans of the risk of illness associated with consumption of raw shellfish, and important precautions to protect themselves.
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item | Google Assistant now offers AHS wait times, latest news
CALGARY — Google Assistant is the latest voice-activated, smart-home technology that can deliver Alberta Health Services (AHS) information, including estimated emergency department wait times and the latest AHS news.
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item | Update: Patients from Stoney Nakoda First Nation
CALGARY – AHS is confident there is no ongoing health risk to the individuals transported from the Stoney Nakoda First Nation on Wednesday, April 4, to the Alberta Children's Hospital. Similarly, there is no health risk to the public.
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item | Stem cell cure for first adult sickle cell patient in Canada
CALGARY – A 26-year-old woman from Edmonton is believed to be the first adult patient in Canada to be successfully treated for sickle-cell disease with transplanted stem cells.
listing-home-news,News Release,News Release - 1 RSS news item,News Release - Edmonton Zone | E. coli outbreak investigation ongoing in Edmonton
EDMONTON – Alberta Health Services (AHS) Environmental Public Health in Edmonton is investigating to determine the source of an outbreak of E. coli O157:H7.
