Health Insight
adults
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Cost-Effective Options Are Changing the Landscape of MS Treatment
MS patients have more treatment options than ever before, but with more options comes more questions — especially about the potential financial burden.
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Connecting with Others Is Essential for Those Living with MS
Living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging and isolating. Connecting with others for support can make all the difference, and these apps can help.
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Mitigating the Risk of Mismanaged Head Injuries
Mismanaged concussions can lead to life-long consequences. HeadCheck Health's tools aim to prevent this, and to champion better outcomes for brain trauma.
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I Live with Dementia. Let Me Help You Understand
My name is Tanis Rummery. I have vascular dementia, but you can’t tell that by looking at me. I’m not afraid to tell people so I can get the help I need.
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Howie Mandel Shares His Experiences with Mental Health
Now a mental health advocate as well as a celebrity, Howie Mandel offers some insights on coping with mental health issues.
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Canadian Neuroscience Ecosystem Collaborates to Accelerate Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Development
The Canadian national dementia strategy calls for a three-pronged approach that embraces patient care, basic research, and drug development.
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Redefining the Future of Aging Through Innovation
CABHI helps Canadian companies with novel solutions in aging and brain health to test their innovations by brokering and funding validation trials.
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Seth Rogen and Wife Lauren Miller: Using Comedy to Raise Awareness for Alzheimer’s
Hilarity for Charity’s co-founders, Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller, inspire change by raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease among millennials.
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Global Conference Explores What’s Next in Aging, Medtech, and Mental Health
On March 11, 2020, CABHI’s What’s Next Canada conference will dive into the innovations, industry, and lived experience of the aging and brain health space.
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CCB Mobile Eye Clinics: Providing Eye Examinations for Our Seniors and Children
The Canadian Council of the Blind's Mobile Eye Clinics increase patient access to vision treatment and prevention for everyone from children to seniors.