Dr. Olaf

A big beautiful audience gathered to learn about Treaties from Rick Hill this past week.

Join us in fellowship again for an evening with Brian Charles as he presents Treaty History Woven Through Wampum Belts.

Nov 5, Westdale Theatre, 7 PM. Free & open to all.

Good news! The deadline to apply for the next Family Engagement in Research (FER) Course has been extended!
Whether you've already applied or still thinking about it, researchers, now’s a great time to reach out to your current patient or community partner and apply together. /1 #patientengagement

Celebrating two of our own: Peter Rosenbaum & Saroj Saigal have been appointed Officers of the Order of Canada.

Their pioneering work in neonatology and childhood disability has shaped care for kids across Canada and around the world. 👏🇨🇦

#OrderOfCanada
#pedsky
#medsky
#childhealth
#research

Would be great to have a review like that about the “nutriceuticals” market - many just seem to be a modern version of “snake oil”

I saw this callout in an article: www.theguardian.com/games/2025/m...

Fascinating what can be done with AI - have a listen to this short overview of CanChild’s work

My Commentary on "The Rights of People with Disabilities in Policy Development" is published and available online:
www.ijhpm.com/article_4705...

#policy #disability

Assoc. Professor of Pediatrics, Olaf Kraus de Camargo (@devpeds.bsky.social) shares how CanChild has helped shift the disability field from a strictly medical model to a holistic approach—one that sees children as part of their families and communities.

The Weaponization of Science to Justify Spanking I consider the invited commentary by Gunnoe et al. “An update on the scientific evidence for and against the legal banning of disciplinary…

devpeds.medium.com/the-weaponiz...