Our collaborative research team engages with stakeholders from medical, academic, and community-based settings to explore how allergic diseases affect child growth, pubertal development, as well as financial and mental health. Our long-term goal is to develop patient-centered strategies that enhance both the quality of our healthcare system and the overall well-being of individuals living with allergic diseases.
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Health Economics

Economic burden of food allergy in Canada
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Vaccine Confidence

Vaccine confidence amongst those living with allergy during the COVID-19 pandemic: an integrated knowledge translation study
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Food Allergy, Food Insecurity, and Health Equity

Patient-oriented research to understand and address inequities of food access and insecurity amongst households managing food allergy - a unique intervention study
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Atopic Dermatitis and Maternal Mental Health

Atopic dermatitis and maternal-infant bonding in Manitoba
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Food Allergy and Mental Health

Youth food allergy mental health partnership​

​Global access to psychological services for food allergy
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Anaphylaxis

Cross-Canada anaphylaxis registry