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World Kidney Day is right around the corner on March 13!
Join us in raising awareness about kidney health and taking action for prevention and early detection. Take the 'Are Your Kidneys Healthy?’ quiz to find out! #WorldKidneyDay
👉 worldkidneyday.org/2025-camp…
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Register now!
Join us on March 11 with @UBCLC for a webinar on Indigenizing kidney research.
We will explore relationality, trust & kindness in research, sharing practical ways to incorporate Indigenous knowledge & ensure cultural safety.
#indigenoushealth
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ENRRICH has published new research on creating accessible and inclusive undergraduate studentship opportunities. Read it here: tinyurl.com/mw6auym6
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⭐️DREAM Newsletter Vol 2 is here!⭐️ we’re excited to share our second newsletter with you all! Click here to read about our symposium, media updates, trainees, and more! dreamdiabetesresearch.com/wh…
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Earlier this year, @cansolveckd released a new learning series on Indigenous #KidneyHealth, "A Vision for Better Health – Meno Ya Win," intended to assist Indigenous people and their caregivers in learning about #CKD, treatment options, and more: ow.ly/j0bk50UqaJt
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A pipe ceremony was held to honour those who were screened for chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and hypertension and provided samples to The FINISHED Project. #indigenoushealth @kiminoayawin @FNHSSM @kidneycheck
Learn more: bit.ly/3ZB9hlY
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Join us for the first talk of the academic year of The Last Drop: Water Researchers Speaker Series on Monday, October 21 from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm CDT featuring Dr. Donghoon Lee from @UM_Engineering. The talk will focus on Forecasting for Disaster Resilience and Food Security ⬇️💧
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Visited Cross Lake today to do community engagement for our Virtual Kidney Check trial which is comparing strategies for CKD screening in First Nations adults in Manitoba. Thanks to Chief Monias, Helga and Brenda for the warm welcome as well as the radio station for hosting us.
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A new SPECTRUM study, produced in partnership with @FNHSSM, @FNFAOMB and @umanitoba, is the first in Canada to use population-level #AdministrativeData to isolate the impact of placing a First Nations child in out-of-home care. @um_mchp
doi.org/10.1016/j.lana.2024.…
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Learn about bridging the gap between #AdmnistrativeData & lived experience at #MCHPResearch's second, registration-only, #IPDLN2024 workshop with Dr. Amy Freier (@HDRN_RRDS), Director Dr. Nathan Nickel, Chelsey McDougall, & @CHImbca 's Carolyn Shimmin. ipdln.org/2024-conference/wo…

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Raise awareness for kidney health and wellness at the Manitoba First Nations Kidney Walk on July 12!
The event starts at 10AM and will start at the owl and hawk shelter at Kildonan Park (Winnipeg). See the attached poster for more details ⤵️
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2/2 We spoke with Erynne Sjoblom from @FNHSSM and Neil Belanger from @BCANDS1 about the causes behind higher disability rates, the roadblocks to accessing resources, and the importance of embracing people’s gifts, not deficits. Read more: brnw.ch/21wKbcl
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Join us on July 12, 2024 for the Manitoba First Nations Kidney Walk! Meeting point is at Owl & Hawk Shelter at Kildonan Park at 10 a.m. All ages are welcome! @FNHSSM @kidneycheck @CHRIManitoba @DREAM_trainees
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🚨Now #Recruiting!🚨 if you have a #child aged 2 - 17.5 yrs old and diagnosed with type 1 #diabetes within 0-5 years, contact @DrPeterThompson at [email protected] to learn more about this study and how to participate. #researchstudy @UM_RadyFHS @CHRIManitoba @DiabetesCanada
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The next UM Knowledge Exchange: Diabetes in Children is on May 8! UM experts from the DREAM team at the Children's Hospital Research Institute will discuss why children develop type 2 diabetes and how to support their wellness. Learn more: news.umanitoba.ca/diabetes-i…
#UManitoba #UMResearch
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Here are some ways you can protect yourself from getting sick. 😷🦠
- Wash your hands
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- Get vaccinated
Call 1-844-626-8222 toll-free Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m to book an appointment.
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The final talk in the #umanitoba Water Researchers Speaker Series is this Monday -- March 18 at 11:30am CT!
Drs. Melanie O'Gorman from @uwinnipeg & Stewart Hill from @MKO_North will discuss First Nations water & sanitation infrastructure.
Register at: tinyurl.com/bd7u4czk
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Use the vaccine finder to find an appointment near you. It’s a safe and effective way to protect yourself, your loved ones and your community.
Current doses of the COVID-19 vaccine will only be available until the end of April.
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#BrainAwarenessWeek is the perfect time to reflect on how to protect your brain. Learn about the risks associated with #cannabis use, including how it can impact brain functions like concentration, memory and decision-making: ow.ly/OTU850QyXrW
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A high temperature caused by a fever is not dangerous, and is your body’s natural response to helping you fight off infection. 🤒
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