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Congratulations go out to IWK Health researchers, recipients of $13.5 million in Focus Research Investments (FRI) from Research Nova Scotia (RNS). John R. Sylliboy, Indigenous Scientific Director for the Aboriginal Children's Hurt and Healing research initiative and Chronic Pain Network...

Children and youth aged 19 and under who live in Halifax Regional Municipality will have increased access and more flexibility when seeking mental health and addictions support. Starting February 9, 2025, IWK Mental Health and Addictions (MHA) Central Referral will...

Barrier-free access to washrooms transcends mere convenience; it is a fundamental human right that upholds individual dignity. The ability to use a bathroom independently, without needing to seek permission, is vital for maintaining self-respect and autonomy. In a facility dedicated...

February is Heart Month – a month with profound meaning for 11-year-old Blake Savage and his family. In the fall of 2022, Blake lost consciousness while playing on the playground at school. He was taken to hospital in Moncton where...

Accessing effective oral hygiene tools can be a significant challenge for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) and their caregivers. Recognizing this gap, a research team at IWK Health conducted a study to understand what oral hygiene aids dental...

Angela Johnson, director, Health Equity, Safety and Wellness, is leading IWK Health’s newest portfolio. This brings together three distinct areas: Equity and Belonging, Occupational Health, Safety and Wellness, and Respectful Workplace, under one unified strategy. With a career spanning 40...

IWK Health and Virtual Hallway have joined forces to improve genetic health literacy among health care providers and improve access to specialized genetic services for those who need it most. As part of a 12-month CAN Health Network commercialization project...