Max Rady College of Medicine

Manitoba Child Health Atlas Update

Brownell M, De Coster C, Penfold R, Derksen S, Au W, Schultz J, Dahl M. Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, 2008.

It has often been said that one can measure how advanced a society is by how well it meets the needs of its weakest and most frail members. In Manitoba, we are fortunate to live in a society where considerable time and effort has been spent to improve the health of children. Policies and programs have been designed and put into place so that in theory, all children are born with an equal chance of being healthy. And for those children born into circumstances resulting in poorer health, programs exist which try to ensure that they eventually get onto a level playing field. All this work has resulted in children, for the most part, being healthy in Manitoba.

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