Gathering Again for the Kids Brain Health Network Conference KBHN hosted its12th annual conference in partnership with the 2022 DOHaD World Congress—the first in-person gathering for trainees, researchers, families, partners, Board members and staff for the first time since meeting in Ottawa in December, 2019. Led by Board Chair Geoff Pradella, the Board of [...]
Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) convenes global scientists with the International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) August 27-31, 2022 This summer, Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) hosted a Network-wide gathering in person since December 2019. Partnering with the International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) World [...]
KBHN is one of 35 organizations that have been invited to submit a full application to the inaugural competition of the Strategic Science Fund (SSF), the federal government’s new approach to investing in not-for-profit science and research organizations.
Pictured here is Nicola Lewis, KBHN CEO speaking at DOHaD 2022 KBHN and DOHaD Put the Spotlight on Canadian Health Research for a Global Stage Leading up to the 2022 World Congress for the International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) this August, Research Canada announced the DOHaD-KBHN partnership on [...]
Thank you for joining Kids Brain Health Network at DOHaD Congress 2022! We hope you learned more about our advocacy and the role of KBHN in helping children live their best lives! As part of our consultative nature, we would like to hear your feedback, comments and suggestions to better improve the delegate experience [...]
Symposium to Showcase How Researchers Are Harnessing AI to Help Prevent and Manage Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disabilities For promoting the health of the human brain, one of the promising tools at our disposal is—fittingly enough—the artificial brain. In a KBHN-sponsored symposium called “Applications of Artificial Intelligence to Improve Health Outcomes Across the Lifespan” at DOHaD [...]
DOHaD 2022 World Congress events will offer a deep dive into the link between early brain development and mental health. Even though most of us don’t remember the first few years of life, they matter immensely. That’s because they shape the architecture of the developing brain and influence lifelong well-being. For example, early experiences [...]
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