The recognition Toronto psychiatrist Dr. Simone Vigod is receiving for her research into the connection between a pregnant mother’s mental wellbeing and her child is coming at an opportune time. Read More
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The Royal Ottawa research prize recognizes 'intergenerational impact' of a mother's mental wellness
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