Climate Change and the Developing and Aging Brain
02-Dec-25
Toronto
101 Stokes Street Doctor Association Building, DAB-1113-1123 1st Floor Meeting Room, Toronto, ON M6J 0A6, Canada
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Climate Change and the Developing and Aging Brain -Considering both Early Development (In Utero - Adolescence) and Late Life Brain Impacts
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Schedule Details
Start: 2025-12-02T12:00:00 | End: 2025-12-02T13:00:00
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Toronto
101 Stokes Street Doctor Association Building, DAB-1113-1123 1st Floor Meeting Room, Toronto, ON M6J 0A6, Canada
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Climate Change and the Developing and Aging Brain -Considering both Early Development (In Utero - Adolescence) and Late Life Brain Impacts
Climate Change and the Developing and Aging Brain - Considering both Early Development (In Utero - Adolescence) and Late Life Brain Impacts
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025, 12:00-1:00pm
This is a hybrid event!
In-person location: Doctor Association Building, 101 Stokes St, DAB-1113-1123 1st Floor Meeting Room
Online location: Zoom link sent upon registration
Learning objectives:
- Participants will be familiar with the major forms of environmental risks relevant to brain development.
- Participants will be familiar with the specific brain impacts of different kinds of environmental risks.
- Participants will be familiar with promising directions to address these risks - from clinical interventions to policies and research.
Presenters:
- Eric Brown - MD, MSc, FRCP, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Department of Psychiatry; Associate Chief, Geriatric Psychiatry Division, CAMH - Brown has expertise in late life mental health and risk factors of dementia
- Sean Kidd, PhD, Professor, University of Toronto Department of Psychiatry; Senior Scientist, CAMH - Kidd has expertise in poverty, climate and health equity
