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Global Health Month: McGill CHSP Women's Health Conference

Saturday, March 11, 2017 09:15to15:30
SSMU Ballroom, 3600 rue McTavish, Montreal, QC, CA

McGill’s Comparative Health Systems Program invites you to their sixth conference based on the theme of Women's Health held on March 11th, 2017!


This year the conference is based on theme of Women’s Health with a focus on its structural and social determinants within Canada and the Global South.

Informative and interactive workshops and panels around different clinical and social subthemes of areas related to Women’s Health will be provided with the goal to provide future clinicians and policymakers a better understanding of how healthcare systems and programs can impact the health and wellbeing of women. 

Workshop Information and registration will be posted shortly

Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

- The event is free admission and open to the public -

More information here.

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