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Artificial intelligence may help predict opioid use disorder

Model predicted high-risk patients with an accuracy of 86 per cent

May be a solution for most of the homeless people in Canada

Rosa is a tour de force in pro wrestling. She’s tough, quick, agile, intelligent and fiercely competitive

Research points the way to better tests and potential new treatments for pain management

Elaine Hyshka one of three U of A researchers to join the ranks of renewed Canada Research Chairs

Drug users are going to keep using, so a better route to saving lives is to ensure drugs are clean and safe

Calls for rigorous research to determine if short-term medical use in children is safe

The president’s son could reap a small fortune from the sales of his mediocre art

U of A researchers part of an international team using machine learning techniques to identify new psychoactive substances

National Overdose Response Service provides safety, dignity and support to drug users anywhere in Canada

Increased visits to supervised consumption services play a role in a decrease in overdose deaths

Potentially life-saving product, named FentaGone, wins Telus Innovation Challenge’s $100,000 first prize

A report on drug abuse released by police chiefs is less about reducing drug abuse and more about protecting police budgets and jobs