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​Pharmacy student gets maximum dose of collaboration
​Pharmacy student gets maximum dose of collaborationWhen pharmacy student Tina Sykes had a question during her co-op placement somethin...
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Children’s Health Coalition Calling on Candidates and Party Leaders to #MakeKidsCount With $1 Billion Investment in Children’s Health Care
Toronto, ON
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‘lt is important to contribute to something bigger than yourself’: Dr. Smile reflects as she takes on a new leadership position in B.C.
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital prepares to bid a heartfelt farewell and congratulations to Dr. Sharon Smile as she takes on the position of division head for Developmental Paediatrics, Department of Paediatrics, at the University of British Columbia and B.C. Children’s Hospital,…
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A career dream fulfilled
Dr. Jacob Ellegood named as the Bloorview Research Institute's new neuroimaging scientist
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How baby went from 'alien creature' to 'our son'
‘Our Curse' tells the story of a Polish couple whose son Leo is born with a rare syndrome that prevents him from breathing while asleep...
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Does being smart make you a 'better' person?
When I was at university (yes, decades ago!) I think I felt that I was somehow "responsible" for my intelligence. That I'd made a choice ...
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Earning child, parent trust is job number 1 for surgeon
Dr. Unni Narayanan (above left) is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at the Hospital for Sick Children who sees patients at Holland Bloorview while they do their rehab here. Dr. Narayanan went to Madras Medical College in India and trained as a resident at the University of Minnesota.
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'We can't fix what we don't know'
Kimberley Siu-Chong (centre) is Holland Bloorview's touchpoint for feedback from families. As client- and family-relations facilitator, s...
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Doctors who work with brain-injured newborns need humility
I'll never forget a time I went to visit a child in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). I was in the waiting room during a shift cha...
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Scientist uses drawings to reveal children's perceptions of concussion
Little research has been done on what children know about concussion, whether they've experienced the injury or not. Holland Bloorview PhD candidate Katie Mah used drawings to reveal their perceptions.
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