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BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute (BCCHR)Public EventsCelebrate Research Public Lecture

Celebrate Research Public Lecture

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Join BC Children’s Hospital, together with Providence Research and Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute, to explore the latest in advancing health care in BC.

Hosted each spring, this two-hour event includes several talks by clinicians and scientists on the latest leading-edge health research. Details for the upcoming lecture will be posted early 2025.

Interested in Participating?

Attendance is FREE but space is limited. Registration is open to high school students, university students, health care professionals and members of the general public. Registration details will be posted early 2024.

For any questions or concerns please contact researchevents@phsa.ca.

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