Nation-wide health initiative at @SickKidsNews addressing critical gaps in pediatric reference intervals. 👩👧👦🧪
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ALT You can help improve medical assessment of maternal health in pregnant women by participating in this study! MOTHER & CHILD HEALTH INITIATIVE A healthy start to a baby’s life begins with a healthy pregnancy Why is this study important? The Mother & Child Health Initiative was developed to improve health care during and after pregnancy for both mother and child. Who can participate? Pregnant women aged 18 to 40 years are invited to participate at each trimester and up to 3 months postpartum and receive remuneration each time! What does participation require? 1. Completion of a questionnaire 2. Height and weight measurements 3. A small blood donation How will I benefit? 1. Blood test results, upon request 2. $20 honorarium, per visit 3. Small gift basket Interested in learning more or participating? Contact Us Project Coordinator: 416-813-7654 ext. 202673 [email protected] Funded By: CALIPER, March of Dimes, SickKids, Canadian Institutes for Health Research
ALT You can help improve medical assessment of maternal health in pregnant women by participating in this study! MOTHER & CHILD HEALTH INITIATIVE A healthy start to a baby’s life begins with a healthy pregnancy Why is this study important? The Mother & Child Health Initiative was developed to improve health care during and after pregnancy for both mother and child. Who can participate? Pregnant women aged 18 to 40 years are invited to participate at each trimester and up to 3 months postpartum and receive remuneration each time! What does participation require? 1. Completion of a questionnaire 2. Height and weight measurements 3. A small blood donation How will I benefit? 1. Blood test results, upon request 2. $20 honorarium, per visit 3. Small gift basket Interested in learning more or participating? Contact Us Project Coordinator: 416-813-7654 ext. 202673 [email protected] Funded By: CALIPER, March of Dimes, SickKids, Canadian Institutes for Health Research
