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We put evidence in context to inform health policy in Newfoundland & Labrador. Our Research Exchange Groups engage community in healthy conversations.

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Join us Feb 29 to hear former Chief Veterinarian for NL, Dr Hugh Whitney, talk about his new book "A Distracted History of Rabies in NL" contact [email protected] to sign up

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Menopause may be a tumultuous time for Autistic people. A research team from Canada and the UK is investigating Autism and Menopause in their SSHRC funded Bridging the Silos project. Join us on Zoom Feb 8 2024 at 1130AM NT to learn more. Email [email protected] for info

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On January 16 at 12PM NT Dr. Wahid Majrooh former Minister of Health for Afghanistan will present by Zoom to the NLCAHR Research & Knowledge Exchange on Global Health. Contact [email protected] to register

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What a year it's been!! Read about the transformation taking place inside and outside the Centre in this year's annual report! https://t.co/iFncsXHuUS

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What are the NLCAHR Research Exchange Groups and what makes them great? In this episode of “Just Ask!” from Memorial's Office of Public Engagement, you will find out: https://t.co/dRGds1RbYY

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NLCAHR has a new director, Dr. Rick Audas. We welcome Dr. Audas and bid a fond farewell to Dr. Stephen Bornstein after 20+ years of service: https://t.co/gk1Zqxati3

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A team from NLCAHR, led by our former director Dr. Stephen Bornstein, just published a book through U of T Press. It's all about the NL healthcare system. Available for purchase here: https://t.co/bGTqV709dG

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International Panel from Greenland, Alaska, and Canada to talk about circumpolar perspectives on the COVID-19 Pandemic: Moving beyond the numbers| Tuesday, September 21, 16:00 GMT| 1:30pm NST| Via Zoom and YouTube live stream. Details:https://t.co/gBeU7uZMlK

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Our 2020- 2021 Annual Report calls this a year like no other. It sure was! https://t.co/gxi0pjl2sT

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NLCAHR is supporting some opportunities for new growth inside HMP, through our Research Exchange Group on Horticultural Therapy. Here's the scoop with a link to the project webpage so you can dig in with us: https://t.co/uPDOsVtkDN

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Pablo Navarro of NLCAHR spoke with the CBC Morning Show today about research on the longterm health impacts of COVID and the rays of hope we can find in research: https://t.co/qYL9nVz6fV

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Hope you can join us Monday evening for this discussion about clinical courage in rural generalist physicians.

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Hope you can join us this evening

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With our sincere thanks to our many partners for your contributions to our success, NLCAHR is pleased to share our 2019-2020 annual report, titled (we think, aptly) Research at Home. In these remarkable times, we are grateful to have so much to celebrate. https://t.co/RL3g7Qr7a5

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Wondering how to wade through the "evidence" on COVID-19? Here's a good primer on how to critically assess what you are reading: https://t.co/I4qY52c1Ej

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Researchers at NLCAHR are producing rapid reviews and e-bulletins to keep our health system up-to-date on the very latest COVID-19 research. Check out this valuable resource here: https://t.co/U33DFAjeuo

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Your thoughts on how you have managed through this global pandemic as a post-secondary student are important to helping us plan for the future.

We encourage all students to complete this Statistics Canada survey by the May 1 deadline. Participate online: https://t.co/VktQtqZzh1

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The Newfoundland & Labrador Centre for Applied Health Research just launched a webpage where you can access the latest scientific evidence on COVID-19 from trusted Canadian and international sources. https://t.co/FXRPOFDJYr

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Memorial has a new emergency fund for students. If you need help, or would like to donate, here's a link to information: https://t.co/8rXQDIhfrU

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We're all working from home, in compliance with recommendations for social distancing to manage risk during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We'll keep up with our own research projects, but Research Exchange Group meetings will be suspended for the next month.