Stacey Marjerrison, MD
@staceymarj.bsky.social
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Pediatric oncologist & researcher at McMaster, advocate, explorer, cyclist, food lover & mama. She/her. Opinions are mine. https://experts.mcmaster.ca/display/marjersl
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When families face #childhoodcancer it can be so difficult to take in everything you’re hearing. For #FirstNations families, it can be much worse. That’s why the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario helped create this video youtu.be/_Sekbve94lk
Childhood Cancer: A Guide for First Nations Communities
YouTube video by POGO (Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario)
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Please take the time to read my latest on the lessons we can learn from those who resisted the Nazis. What was the spark that separated those who resisted from those who went along with tyranny?
We need to learn how to build resistance in this dark age.

charlieangus.substack.com/p/be-that-gu...
Be That Guy — Lessons In Resistance
"Remember sitting in history, thinking: If I was alive then, I would've… You're alive now.
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staceymarj.bsky.social
Be kind to each other and keep strong in these unprecedented times.
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
leahgazan.bsky.social
Canada has human rights obligations under Jordan’s Principle and recent delays and clawbacks are keeping First Nations and Inuit children in poverty and less healthy than non-Indigenous children. This is a national emergency must be treated with the urgency it deserves.

www.leahgazan.ca/jp_letter
NDP MPs Idlout and Gazan call for an emergency debate on the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal’s order on Jordan’s Principle
MP for Winnipeg Centre
www.leahgazan.ca
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
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WHO @who.int · May 8
Did you know that the lives of 1.8 million children within low- and middle-income countries could be saved if they had the same access to resources as the richest 20% of the population in their countries?

Learn more: bit.ly/43f3YLY
Text reads 'The lives of 1.8 million children can be saved by eliminating wealth inequality in under-five mortality'. On white background, the image shows circular collage of children's handprints. Text on the bottom reads 'Let's be all for equity'.
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
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In the world of pediatric oncology, hope often hinges on access.

The STEP-1 program, a national initiative supported by ACCESS, aims to dismantle these barriers by ensuring that no child is denied a potentially life-saving clinical trial due to distance or cost.

Read story here: ow.ly/laFs50VIOQo
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Dr Kaitlyn Howden our PedsHemeOnc fellow @macupediatrics.bsky.social presented her important work using #PROMs for oral vs IV chemo in #childhoodcancer #neuroonc low grade glioma
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
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today is the National Day for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives. I created this mini guide as a resource to increase awareness, share education, and provide links to resources to get involved.
#MMIW #MMIR #NoMoreStolenRelatives
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Alberta First Nations issue cease and desist order against Danielle Smith's attempt to create a national unity crisis. Alberta is on treaty lands.
Those treaties were signed 30 years before Alberta became a province.
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
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Hot off the press 🗞️

The latest issue of the ACCESS Newsletter is here, packed with top stories you wouldn't want to miss!

Read full ACCESS Newsletter here: ow.ly/kqlP50VJ0bS
#PediatricCancer #CancerCare
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I’m mostly happy about the election results but I’m sad that instead of Matthew Green, a tireless community advocate who cared deeply about Hamilton, people have elected Aslam Rana, a TMU professor who lives in Mississauga and plans to move here “first thing.”
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
stjuderesearch.bsky.social
A new study showing decreased survival rates among pediatric cancer patients in conflict-regions highlights a need for novel multidisciplinary interventions to confront the challenges associated with political instability and violent conflict.

Read more: ow.ly/qNpp50VrZmf
Reposted by Stacey Marjerrison, MD
macupediatrics.bsky.social
McMaster Child Health Research Day welcomed 400+ participants, 160+ studies, 8 departments, & a breadth of research from basic science to AI, impacts of Covid, climate change & everything in between. Our research community is prolific & impactful, and it was a pleasure to celebrate & learn together.
a collage of images from McMaster Child Health Research Day 2025. Top left: a woman speaking into a microphone. Top Right: a birds-eye-view of more than 150 research poster boards. Bottom left: two people in discussion in front of a poster board. Bottom right: a large audience seated listening to a presentation.
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And amazing mid-career scientists sharing their work & the benefits of their mentors to their paths
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So thrilled to have @drcchambers.bsky.social join us for the keynote @macupediatrics.bsky.social #MCHRD today - sharing insights on how to turn our work into change that can impact care
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Important message from ACCESS - the Canadian Pediatric Cancer Consortium
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Devestating
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NEW: The NIH has begun terminating grants for active projects studying gender identity, DEI, environmental justice, climate change, among other topics.

At least 16 termination letters have already been sent — and hundreds more are coming, people inside NIH tell me.
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Exclusive: NIH to terminate hundreds of active research grants
Studies that touch on LGBT+ health, gender identity and DEI in the biomedical workforce could be terminated, according to documents obtained by Nature.
www.nature.com
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staceymarj.bsky.social
The world feels like a rapidly unravelling dystopia. Everyone is being threatened at once so we all retreat to protect our self interest, and ignore the way others are being threatened. We need to still stand up for each other, together.
naomiaklein.bsky.social
Reminder: we are being trained not to care about other people. It underlines the attacks on migrants, on DEI, on trans youth, on so-called "wokeness."

Sure there are legitimate critiques but this is not about critiques. It's about supercharging capitalism's culture of uncare.
staceymarj.bsky.social
The world feels like a rapidly unravelling dystopia. Everyone is being threatened at once so we all retreat to protect our self interest, and ignore the way others are being threatened. We need to still stand up for each other, together.
naomiaklein.bsky.social
Reminder: we are being trained not to care about other people. It underlines the attacks on migrants, on DEI, on trans youth, on so-called "wokeness."

Sure there are legitimate critiques but this is not about critiques. It's about supercharging capitalism's culture of uncare.