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Facing kids’ fears of dental visits with VR: study launch
Study will examine how technology may help kids feel more comfortable in the dentist chair
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Holland Bloorview’s SCHOOLFirst concussion management funding announcement
This morning at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation, Rob Oliphant, Member of Parliament, announced funding toward two new concussion pr...
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New concussion clinic fills critical system gap
On July 2, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital opened its new Concussion Clinic focused on children and youth with persistent ...
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From client to researcher: Hisham’s story
For most undergraduate students, the ideal gap year involves backpacks, beaches and as little work as possible. That wasn't the case for Hisham.
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One of the first in the world: New Concussion Research Centre focuses on kids and youth
Concussion Research Centre fact sheet Donate to the Concussion Research Centre Toronto, ON (October 29, 2013) – Today, Holland Bloorview...
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Holland Bloorview highlights Canadian pediatric health research at 12th Annual Research Symposium
On Tuesday, November 21, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s s research institute (Bloorview Research Institute/BRI) welcomed over 260 guests to its 12th annual research symposium.
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Concussion Research
Showcasing concussion research that is part of the Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre and the Bloorview Research Institute (formerly the Concussion Research Lab).
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SPARK Lab
The SPARK Lab, Supporting Physical Activity-based Rehabilitation Research for Kids,conducts clinically-integrated, leading-edge research and knowledge translation activities related to gross motor skill evaluation.
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Parents of kids with chronic conditions have poorer mental health, review finds; 'We need to embed help into the team'
Parents of children with chronic conditions are 75 per cent more likely to have depression, and 40 per cent more likely to have anxiety, than parents of children without a chronic condition, a new literature review finds.
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The future is female and in robotics
From voice-activated speakers to smart houses, technology is constantly changing how we live our day-to-day lives. 
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