Could a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease be sitting in the dairy cooler of your local grocery store? A new #USask research project aims to answer that question while gaining deeper insight into the connection between our gut and our brain. #USaskResearch Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (fb)

LEADER: Water is the lifeblood of people and communities. Before becoming the executive director of the Global Institute for Water Security (GIWS) at USask, Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace has been a leader in research of the precious resource. Among many entities, Schuster-Wallace has supported research efforts for the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health and the Public Health Agency of Canada. Now leading GIWS, Schuster-Wallace is powering critical research at USask that will protect our precious freshwater resources needed for the world's growing demand for sustainable food production, mitigating the risk of water-related disasters such as floods, droughts, and fires, co-creating research with Indigenous communities to weave Traditional Knowledge with western science to better protect water, health, and more. USask is one of the top universities for water resources research in Canada and in the world. Your support of the Be What the World Needs campaign is crucial in continuing excellence in water research to address escalating water-related challenges. For more information about the campaign and to donate, visit give.usask.ca. #USaskTogether #BeWhatTheWorldNeeds #CampaignForUSask USask Alumni (fb)