Two interdisciplinary research teams in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have received grants from The Winnipeg Foundation Innovation Fund for cutting-edge projects in the areas of sepsis and brain injury.

Issue 15 | Winter 2024/25
Two interdisciplinary research teams in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have received grants from The Winnipeg Foundation Innovation Fund for cutting-edge projects in the areas of sepsis and brain injury.
Thirty years ago, when Moni Fricke [BMRPT/87, M.Sc./98, PhD/16] took a position as a physiotherapist in northern Manitoba, it was a decision that greatly influenced her life and career.
When Dr. Anna Chudyk collaborates with patients and caregivers in health research, her key goal is to ensure that their voices are heard and their priorities respected.
More than a decade ago, Dr. Mojgan Rastegar gave the keynote address at an Ontario meeting focused on Rett syndrome, an incurable neurodevelopmental disorder.
Dr. Anil Menon is on a mission to improve the oral health of seniors living in long-term care homes – one smile at a time.
When Kirsty Muller [BN/14] was in her final year of nursing studies at UM, she was not looking forward to her practicum in mental health.
Stefanie Wiens [BMROT/96] knew at the age of seven that she wanted to be an actor.
From the large window of her dental office in northern Manitoba, Judy Zetaruk [B.Sc./86, DMD/90] can watch eagles soaring over a tree-lined lake.
For Dr. Jamie Falk [B.Sc.Pharm/97], asking the right questions has always been more important than finding quick answers.
In 2024, when UM alum Sarah Forgie [B.Sc.(Med.)/95, MD/95] joined the University of Saskatchewan (USask) as dean of the College of Medicine, she immediately felt the weight of her new position.