Studies you can be part of.
Our studies bring together families, clinicians, and researchers to better understand early-life brain conditions. Some are open to families who would like to take part. There is no pressure to join—each project explains what is involved so you can decide what feels right.
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FRUITION
Family-centred outcome prediction in fetal brain conditions—co-designing with families a way to understand what a fetal brain condition may mean for a child as they grow.
FRUITION (Family centeRed oUtcome prediction In feTal braIn cONditions) is our flagship study. When a brain condition is found before birth, families are often left with more questions than answers about what lies ahead. FRUITION works with families—not just about them—to build…
Spring 2026
FRUITION receives four years of CIHR funding
More from our lab
Ongoing and completed work that supports our family-centred research.
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Wrapping up
Fetal brain hemorrhage guidelines
A global collaboration developing shared guidelines for diagnosing and managing bleeding in the fetal brain, so families receive consistent, evidence-based care.
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Sex differences in perinatal stroke
Using advanced MRI to understand why females affected by perinatal stroke are more likely to be diagnosed late, comparing silent and symptomatic presentations.
Funded by University of Calgary
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