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.
Programs
- $25 Million for AHFMR Interdisciplinary Teams
- Age Related Macular Degeneration
- AHFMR Announces Polaris Award Recipient
- AHFMR Funding to Commercialize Exciton Silver Technology
- Arsenic Health Benefits
- Bad Fats and Macular Degeneration
- Bicarbonate Transport
- Brain Cholesterol Linked to Huntington's Disease
- Controlling Enzyme Controls Fat Secretion
- Fat Secretions Induce Insulin Resistance
- Mapping the Obesity Factors
- Micronutrients in APRON Study
- MRI Scans Reactions in Schizophrenics
- New Study on Pregnancy, Nutrition and Mental Health
- NMR Pioneer
- Norwalk Virus Advance
- Obesogenic Society is Fattening the Nation
- Preventing Eating Disorders in Children
- Smart Pants Manage Pressure Sores
- Stress and Stroke
- Transplanting Infant Hearts
