CHILD HEALTH RESEARCH DAYS
Bringing together the best pediatric researchers in Manitoba and beyond to share knowledge and move research into action.
Roots, breath, & Belonging:
The Impacts of Climate Change on Child Health
About the Theme
The effects of climate change threaten and impact many children and families across the globe. These impacts are felt and experienced by today’s generation and will be felt for generations to come as the world continues to evolve and change.
This year’s 21st Annual Child Health Research Days conference will dive deep into the waters of climate change and take a closer look at the impacts clinicians and scientists are seeing in both patient care and research and how children and families are dealing with these changes. We will also explore new ways of thinking to tackle this global concern together.
From the effects of environmental toxins on children’s health, to air quality impacts on healthy lung development and disease, we are excited to welcome a broad spectrum of experts to Winnipeg to share their insights and learnings with delegates. We can’t wait to welcome you to this year’s pillar event!
About the Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba
The Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba ( CHRIM) was established in 2001. CHRIM is the research division of the Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba. At the Institute, more than 500 world-class pediatric medical researchers, technical staff, students, and support staff are involved in over $22 million of research and clinical trial activity each year. CHRIM is the first research facility dedicated exclusively to pediatric research in the prairie provinces.
1st
RESEARCH FACILITY DEDICATED TO CHILD HEALTH IN THE PRAIRIE PROVINCES
Thank You to Our Sponsors
We are grateful to our sponsors who have contributed to this year’s Child Health Research Days. Your support helps make this event a success!
Gold Sponsor: University of Manitoba Department of Pediatrics
Silver Sponsor: University of Manitoba Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
