You cannot hit a target you cannot see - Prof Stephen Rulisa at the opening presentation of the Institute for Global Health Strategic Retreat 2025

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Well that was fun! A Dungeons and Dragons style game to teach lactation strategies in the NICU!
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Great session on the double burden of climate change on maternal and child health at #PAS2025 - expanded infectious diseases (ie dengue, malaria, cholera and even influenza) and worse for growing crops

Lio was very interested to learn that recording and using data for quality improvement, providing respectful care, and preventing infection are all evidence-based approaches to reduce neonatal mortality globally #PAS2025

Great to see some BC Children’s Hospital and BCCHR colleagues here at #PAS2025

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Presenting on the burden of acute respiratory infection hospitalizations among infants from Nunavut at #PAS2025

Very excited for this session! #PAS2025

Iron is one of the most common minerals on Earth, yet one of the most common nutritional deficiencies. Much is still unknown about iron requirements, absorption, and metabolism, especially during pregnancy. #PAS2025 #MaternalHealth

Just a dr and her baby at the Pediatric Academics Societies conference! #PAS2025 #Honolulu #postdoclife

Science is presenting the evidence but policy is a choice — discussion about being thoughtful, empathetic, and understanding about our recommendations at the opening session. Thrilled to be here for #PAS2025 in #Honolulu

Excited to share our new publication on @plosglobalpublichealth.org!
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