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Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

Established by the Government of Alberta in 1980, the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR) was mandated to nurture and develop a first-class community of health researchers for the benefit of Albertans and people around the world. AHFMR has invested more than $850 million in a spectrum of research activity in Alberta. More than 8500 researchers and researchers-in-training have been supported at some point in their careers by AFHMR. The Foundation currently funds more than 235 Alberta-based biomedical and health researchers recruited from around the world and more than 350 students and post-doctoral fellows.

In January 2010, under the new Alberta Innovates framework, the AHFMR was restructured and renamed Alberta Innovates Health Solutions.

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More than half of Canada’s aboriginal population lives in urban centres. University of Lethbridge health researcher Dr. Cheryl Currie's recent study of urban aboriginal health indicates those who participate in traditional activities despite living in the city are less likely to have trouble with drug abuse. (Alberta Innovates Health Solutions)

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