Health Insight
brain & neuroscience
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How One Company Is Rewiring the Brain
The PoNS™ device is helping thousands of Canadians suffering the effects of a mild or moderate brain injury — particularly issues with balance and gait.
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Brain Health Is a Priority for All Canadians
The burden of neurological disorders has increased with the aging population, but brain research offers the chance to improve Canadians' quality of life.
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How Ducky Brand Is Helping People with Mental Illness
Many Canadians with mental illness struggle without proper treatment because they can’t afford it. Here’s how Ducky Brand is helping.
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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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Dementia Care for the 21st Century
While medical advances in dementia treatment are being made, more resources should be devoted to enhancing the quality of life for those who live with the disease.
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Daniel Carcillo on Brain Injuries in Sports
Traumatic brain injury advocate, and Stanley Cup champion, Daniel Carcillo, on his experiences with concussions and mental health in professional sports.
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Canadian Biotech’s New Alzheimer Treatment
The biotech company KalGene Pharmaceuticals is developing a unique Alzheimer's disease therapeutic agent, using biomarkers and translational imaging.
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Better Community Support Services for Stroke Survivors and Caregivers
After a stroke left Sean R. with expressive aphasia and weakness on his right side, the After Stroke program helped ease his recovery journey.