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ICES scientist and psychiatrist, Dr. Paul Kurdyak, has seen the stark difference up close, and it’s reshaped how he thinks about our so-called mental health “system.” His perspective reveals what’s missing in our mental health system—and what it will take to fix it.
CEO Dr. Michael Schull and Board Chair Helen Angus argue that now—more than ever—Canada needs federal leadership that recognizes science and research as critical to our national strength, economic resilience, and global competitiveness.
“The best thing about being a statistician is you get to play in everybody else’s backyard.”
ICES’ new director shares her hopes for the future of the department and the importance of Indigenous self-determination and self-governance.
A new report documents the pregnancy outcomes and health care experiences of people with disabilities in Ontario. Lead author Dr. Hilary Brown sat down with us to explore why this work is necessary to improve equity in pregnancy care.
Endometriosis is a disease that can cause chronic pain and infertility. A new study shows that the condition is also linked to mental health issues, and that the risk for patients is highest at the time of endometriosis diagnosis.