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Hosted by ICES · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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In Our VoICES is an ICES podcast that takes you beyond the data to meet the people – and hear the stories – that help shape health and healthcare, for all of us.
ICES hosts In Our VoICES, a science show with 21 episodes published.
How can data and community partners work together to shape the future of dementia care? In this episode of In Our VoICES, ICES’ Dr. Susan Bronskill and the Alzheimer Society of Ontario’s Christina Stergiou-Dayment discus
What does the latest data say about ADHD and pregnancy, and how should those findings be understood without stigma or fear? In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Zipursky discusses why supportive, personalized care and informed
How can linked genetic and health data transform cancer research? In this episode, we explore how the Ontario Hereditary Cancer Research Network (OHCRN) works with patients and researchers to improve prevention and care,
How is social prescribing reshaping modern healthcare—and what could it mean for patients and caregivers? In this episode Dr. Kate Mulligan and Liv Mendelsohn discuss what social prescribing is, its impact on health care
What if reframing palliative care as an early, community‑rooted approach could transform how Canadians navigate serious illness? In this episode Dr. Hsien Seow and Sheli O’Connor discuss how education, public engagement,
How do you guide a research and data analytics institute through massive growth, a pandemic, and the rise of AI? In this episode, Michael Schull shares insights from 12 years as CEO of ICES, celebrating its achievements
What does the Housing First program reveal about ending homelessness in Canada— and what challenges remain? In this episode, we explore how the Housing First program fits into the bigger picture, why long-term stability
How has First Nations data governance in Ontario transformed over the past decade? In this episode, Jennifer Walker and Carmen Jones discuss how the ICES and Chiefs of Ontario partnership has evolved—reflecting on its or
What does the story of mifepristone reveal about healthcare equity in Canada? This episode explores how one medication reshaped care, the barriers that persist, and what it reveals about equity in reproductive health. Dr
What does affirming, respectful, and safe health care look like for transgender and gender diverse individuals- and why does it matter now more than ever? In this episode, we discuss the importance of gender-affirming ca
How is GEMINI using AI to turn routine hospital records into tools for national healthcare reform? In this episode we discuss how AI and health data can be harnessed to improve healthcare and how we ensure these tools ar
Does assisted living adequately balance older adults’ need for independence and regulated medical care? In this episode we shed light on assisted living—its benefits, shortfalls, and why so many Canadians prefer to age i
Does the answer to improving the primary care system lie in the ideas of patients and the public? In this episode we discuss Canada’s primary care crisis and how the OurCare project is involving the public in reimagining
Tune in September 10 for season two of In Our VoICES, the podcast that brings you the health data, without the drama. This season, we’re diving into all new topics with trusted experts, scientists, and we’ve invited extr
Why should healthcare research be done “by us” and not just “for us”? Guest host Laura Ferreira-Legere chats with ICES Public Advisory members Jenny Kirk and Jemal Demeke about why lived experience matters and how commun
Can your local pharmacist help fix the primary care crisis? Dr. Mina Tadrous, host of I’m Pharmacy, joins us to explore the data behind expanded pharmacy services in Ontario — and what this shift means for the future of
Do older women feel seen and heard in healthcare? We explore how the Women’s Age Lab is tackling gender gaps in aging — from medication overload to social isolation — and pushing for change. Our Guest: Dr. Paula Rochon i
Is data the cure for Canada’s mental health crisis? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on systemic failures and explore how combining data with lived experience could finally drive real change. Join us as we unpac
From diagnosis to dignity: Join us as we explore how autism research is shifting focus — centering the real-life experiences of autistic people, breaking down barriers in healthcare, and building a future rooted in empat
What are the "highs" and "lows" of cannabis legalization in Canada? From rising cases of psychosis and a puzzling vomiting syndrome to the struggle of spreading accurate public health messages, we unpack the real-world h
Hsien Seow
Canada Research Chair in Palliative Care, Professor at McMaster University · McMaster University
1 appearance on this show
Carmen Jones
Naturopathic Doctor
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Walker
member of Six Nations of the Grand River, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Health · McMaster University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Raymond Kim
Ontario Hereditary Cancer Research Network
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Michael Schull
ICES
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Stephen Hwang
St. Michael’s Hospital’s MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Liz Darling
McMaster University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. June Lam
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Amol Verma
GEMINI
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Paula Rochon
Women’s Age Lab, Women’s College Hospital
1 appearance on this show
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