The Evan Bray Show - Brian Eames - January 2nd, 2025

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Some studies done by Brian Eames, a researcher in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan, are discovering that a special imagining technique, currently unique to synchrotrons like the Canadian Light Source, are able to detect osteoarthritis early while it can still be treated with medication. Evan welcomes Eames to the show to talk about what this means for people in Saskatchewan.
2 Jan 2025 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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