What does it mean for youth to be well in today’s society? There is so much opportunity for youth to engage with the progress being made on today’s critical health challenges, including the mental health crisis, the health impacts of climate change, and ensuring equitable access to healthcare and medicines. Join us to explore the journey of health role models and the many ways youth can be part of solutions in their future professions and daily lives.
Panelists:
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Chelsea Matisz – a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of Lethbridge in the Department of Neuroscience. Her research sheds light on the connection between diet and mental health, offering insights that empower people to make informed dietary choices.
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Dr. Rudolf Uher – a Professor at Dalhouse University in the Department of Psychiatry. Rudolf works as a medical doctor for mental health (psychiatrist), teaches students at university, and leads research projects to find out how to treat or prevent depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other types of mental illness.
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Nevicia Case (Moderator) - a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Alberta, she works to ensure that patients have equitable access to stem cell therapies.
More panelists will be announced soon!
Agenda:
- Welcome (5 mins)
- Talks by our panelists (30-40 mins)
- Our panelists answer YOUR questions! (45-55 mins)
- Closing remarks (5 mins)
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