An explosion of knowledge has occurred since the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research was founded a little more than a decade ago. With a network of about 1,700 researchers across dozens of universities in Canada, CIMVHR has produced significant research in support of veterans, serving military and their families. This knowledge has been used to help doctors diagnose problems, establish severity and propose solutions.The organization has contributed to disseminating this knowledge through its annual forums, which have been held virtually during the pandemic. Well done, all. But they could be doing better, suggests a group of CIMVHR researchers who shone the spotlight on the work itself this year, revealing some significant gaps in what is studied and how. The grou...