CHRIM member Dr. Chris Pascoe spoke with CBC News to share his expertise on how smoke from ongoing wildfires can have negative effects on health. From CBC.ca- This week, Winnipeggers…
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2026 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada awards
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funds visionaries, explorers and innovators who are searching for the scientific and technical breakthroughs that will benefit our country. This is Canada’s…
New podcast to provide evidence-based, judgment-free guidance to parents
A new podcast is bringing research-backed reassurance to everyday parenting and mental health questions. You’re Doing it Right, hosted by CHRIM researcher Dr. Leslie Roos and clinical psychologist Dr. Lianne…
Manitoba Student Health Research Forum (MSHRF) 2026
The Manitoba Student Health Research Forum (MSHRF) provides opportunities for advanced training, networking, and professional development for Manitoba graduate students and postdocs. The MSHRF’s goal is to recognize and showcase excellence…
2025 CHRIM Annual Report highlights
This week, the CHRIM community came together to celebrate a year full of accomplishments, challenges, and exciting research at our Annual General Meeting. We are proud to share our Annual…
New study shows children exposed to intimate partner violence have adverse outcomes
Researchers from the Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba (CHRIM) and the University of Manitoba as well as collaborating institutions, have found that children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV)…
2026 CHRIM Summer Studentships
Each year, CHRIM welcomes undergraduate students who are conducting research in Manitoba to participate in our Summer Studentship competition. The Summer Studentship Awards are designed to provide exposure to career…
Health Canada approves new, needle-free epinephrine treatment
A simple nasal spray may replace the need for auto-injectors for those facing severe allergies. The nasal spray, called Neffy, has been approved for adults and pediatric patients who weigh…
Dr. Leslie Roos speaks with CTV Winnipeg about social media use and children
CHRIM member Dr. Leslie Roos spoke with CTV Winnipeg to share her expertise on social media use and how it can impact children. Some Manitoba parents are hoping Canada follows…
Exploring inborn errors of immunity
Rare diseases are often thought of as isolated and uncommon- but when considered together, they affect a significant number of children and families. Among these conditions are inborn errors of…
2025 Fall Project Grant Results
Congratulations to the CHRIM investigators and their teams, who were awarded nearly $4 million in funding through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Project Grant Fall 2025 Competition! Project…
Healthy Smile Happy Child 25th Anniversary
For the past 25 years, the Healthy Smile Happy Child (HSHC) initiative has been leading the charge in Manitoba against Early Childhood Caries (ECC), also known as childhood tooth decay…