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Autistic advocates lead the way in widespread shift from autism awareness to autism acceptance
To mark the end of Autism Acceptance Month, let’s reflect on a brief history of the important change in language from “awareness” to “acceptance.”
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‘Nothing about me without me’: What is patient engagement and how can it transform health care?
Patient engagement in research stands to make health care more equitable, accessible, and sustainable. Many patient engagement initiatives are underway at BC Children’s Hospital and at the provincial and national levels.
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How are COVID-19 mRNA vaccines linked to the gut microbiome and dietary fibre intake?
Dr. Genelle Lunken (formerly Healey) is a microbiome investigator at BC Children’s Hospital and an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of British Columbia. Dr. Lunken recently led a study looking at COVID-19 vaccination and its association with the gut microbiome and dietary fibre intake.
