Every summer the University of Saskatchewan campus becomes home to a vast collection of day camps for Saskatoon children enjoying their two-month hiatus from school—the Bowl becomes sport-central, with dozens of kids playing hard with carefree abandon.
But last week, just around the corner from the Bowl, there was a smaller group of children gathered for a summer camp believed to be the first of its kind North America—a pediatric chronic disease management program for children with cardiac conditions.
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But last week, just around the corner from the Bowl, there was a smaller group of children gathered for a summer camp believed to be the first of its kind North America—a pediatric chronic disease management program for children with cardiac conditions.
Read the full story here.