brain & neuroscience
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Why Checking for Concussions is Important
Managing symptoms and a return to daily life are crucial to concussion recovery — and timing matters. Learn more with Parachute's free concussion resources.
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The Restorative Power of Neuroplasticity in People with MS
Enabling neuroplasticity in people with MS-related gait deficit — through products like PoNS™ — can help improve their walking ability and quality of life.
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Don’t Treat Us Last Just Because of Our Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
To help the medical community approach how to treat people with dementia, the Alzheimer Society of Canada convened the COVID-19 and Dementia Task Force.
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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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Canada’s Migraine Problem: An Expert Perspective
Everyone gets headaches — not everyone gets migraines. Learn the difference and understand just how disabling migraines can be.
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The Real-World Impact of Migraine
For how common and disabling migraine are, it’s shocking how little we talk about the impact this condition has on individuals and society as a whole.
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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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Sleep: Why It’s a Necessity, Not a Luxury
Not getting enough high-quality sleep is a common predicament, but it can often be resolved through everyday lifestyle changes.
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