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Novembre 24, 2025

CMAW 2025 Webinar Summary now available

A 2 page summary of the key insights from the Canadian Malnutrition Awareness Week (CMAW) 2025 webinar speakers is now available! If you missed a webinar or want to have a quick overview of the content presented, this summary is a great start. Available to download here.

Octobre 31, 2025

Winnipeg RDs launch a Nutrition Risk Awareness Campaign

Aimee Bowcott RD MPH CDE and Sarah Ross RD from Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Nutrition and Food Services launched a 1 year Nutrition Risk Awareness Campaign to incoporate nutrition risk screening in community programs with a vision for stronger hospital-to-community communication, and a healthier future for …

Octobre 14, 2025

CMAW 2025: Unveiling Solutions – A Resounding Success!

With more than 3000 attendees (>5600 registrants), Canadian Malnutrition Awareness Week (CMAW) 2025 webinars were a great success! Thanks to the incredible speakers, moderators and sponsors that helped make #CMAW25 both meaningful and impactful. For FREE webinar recordings, see here.

Octobre 3, 2025

Action for Malnutrition highlighted in House of Commons!

Kingston and the Islands MP Mark Gerretsen presented a petition in the House of Commons of Canada session to take action for malnutrition-just in time for Canadian Malnutrition Awareness Week (Oct 6–10, 2025). See linked in post and video here.

Événements à venir



Engaging youth in food environment research in Canada
Webinaires
December 3, 2025


The Clinical Implications of Hydration in the Care of Enterally Fed Patients Across the Lifespan
Webinaires
December 10, 2025


Nutrition in Pediatric Allergy Disorders | Part 3 Bridging Research and Practice in Pediatric Nutrition
Webinaires
December 11, 2025


Sensory and health implications of sugar intake reduction strategies
Webinaires
January 13, 2026


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