Research confirms higher rates of head contact, body checking, and suspected Injuries in Ringette than female ice hockey Ringette and female ice hockey are two very popular sports with high…
Time to Ring in Opportunities for Prevention
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Mothers of extremely preterm babies may struggle more with mental health issues
Approximately 8% of all live births in Canada are preterm which can lead to both short- and long-term health issues as result. Not only does this cost the Canadian Health…
CHRIM scientist recognized for overwhelming contributions to diabetes camps for kids
Summer is a time for children everywhere to be active outdoors, connect with friends, and enjoy new experiences in those hot summer months. And for many children, these experiences are…
Diabetes Awareness Month
Here at CHRIM, diabetes is a key part of our research and something we work to bring awareness to during Diabetes Awareness Month and throughout the year. Dr. Elizabeth Sellers…
Child Health Research Days 2022 Highlights
The first-ever hybrid Child Health Research Days took place last week and welcomed over 100 in-person attendees and 100+ delegates online. The week kicked off with a fascinating public event…
The Risk-Taker’s Advantage- How to make kids more resilient by not over-protecting them
This year, World Mental Health Day was recognized on October 10, 2022. This days helps to raise awareness about the mental health issues people are experiencing and an opportunity for…
Inclusive Language in Research
Earlier this summer, CHRIM researchers and staff were part of an inclusive language workshop, led by CHRIM Research Assistant, Ilissa Mistry. Below is a blog highlighting pieces of Ilissa’s presentation,…
11 CHRIM Investigators Receive NSERC Funding
More than 1.7 million dollars in funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research of Canada is going towards multiple CHRIM researchers who will use that funding to better the…
CHRIM Summer Scholars
Each year CHRIM welcomes undergraduate students to join a research lab for eight weeks before the fall term begins as part of the summer studentship grants and awards. Students are…
National Indigenous History Month
One in seven Manitobans identify as Indigenous, making up 17 per cent of the total population in the province. The Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba (CHRIM) is proud to…
Living by urban trails might make you healthier
Can a better built environment lead to positive effects on health outcomes? A study done by CHRIM Investigators Drs. Jon McGavock and Kelly Russell, has found that urban trails can…
2021 Research Highlights
Last week, the CHRIM community came together (virtually) to celebrate a year full of accomplishments, challenges, and exciting research at our Annual General Meeting. We are proud to share our…