CBRN Researchers

We are pleased to present the researchers that make up the Canadian Breastfeeding Research Network.

University of Manitoba

Impact of breastfeeding on the infant microbiome, breastfeeding and later child health outcomes, human milk nutritional components and bioactives.

University of Toronto

Maternal chronic disease, epidemiology, breastfeeding goals

Queen's University

Innovations in assessment and intervention strategies to enhance breastfeeding outcomes in critically ill infants

Acadia University

Lactation support interventions, community nutrition, infant food insecurity, implementation research, mixed methods, health equity

Université de Montréal

University of New Brunswick

Human milk, microbiome, nutrition & metabolism, obesity programming

McGill University

NICU, parents & parenting during hospitalization, nurse-parent relationship

University of Toronto

Breastfeeding self-efficacy, randomized controlled trial, exclusivity

Manitoba Centre for Health Policy

IWK Health

Trent University

University of Calgary

Donor human milk, early life exposures, breastfeeding self-efficacy, microbiome, patient-oriented research