HEAL and CHARM: How diet, activity and environment shape health
What we eat, how we move, and where we live, can have powerful impacts on our health. CanPath has launched two sub-studies, HEAL and CHARM, […]
CanPath collaborates with Okta to strengthen security in Canada’s largest population health platform
New integration strengthens CanPath’s secure research platform with advanced login protection and easy-to-manage workspaces. Toronto, September 3, 2025 – For Canadians who take part in […]
New study explores who gets counted in COVID-19 surveillance — and why it matters
What does it mean for a population health study to truly reflect the population? It’s a question researchers have wrestled with for decades, and one […]
Training tomorrow’s analysts: CanPath workshop showcases the power of synthetic data
What does it take to make population health data more accessible for research and education? At its inaugural Synthetic Dataset Workshop, CanPath welcomed a diverse […]
Building the foundation: Canadian firefighters powering the future of cancer research
As wildfires continue to devastate large swaths of Canada, conversations about frontline safety and long-term health are once again making headlines. But for those working […]
CanPath and HDRN Canada continue to empower researchers with multi-regional health data access
Important collaboration makes multi-regional health data available to researchers to improve health of Canadians The Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s Health (CanPath) and Health Data Research […]
CanPath data sheds light on air pollution’s hidden role in rheumatic disease
Air pollution isn’t just a lung issue. It has far-reaching effects on immune function and autoimmune diseases. CanPath’s vast dataset offers researchers a unique opportunity […]
New environmental exposure data added to CanPath: Greenness, air quality, and accessibility
CanPath is excited to continue collaborating with the CIHR-funded Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE) by linking a third round of environmental exposure data […]
Government of Canada invests in breast cancer research at CanPath
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers and the second leading cause of cancer-related death among women* in Canada, with one in eight […]
Beyond the body: Dr. Trevor Dummer’s edited book untangles environmental factors influencing cancer using geospatial science
When we think of cancer’s location, we often picture it inside the human body. But a new book edited by the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s […]