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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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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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Your Eyes: The Line of Sight on Your Life
It could be a loved one’s face — images are what stay with us forever and make us who we are, and so should your vision. Learn to spot the symptoms of AMD.
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Arthritis Is Not Inevitable
'Aging' doesn't have to mean 'arthritis': while the risk of getting it does increase with age, its effects are not an inevitable part of getting older.
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Introducing Personalized Medicine
Medicine isn't one size fits all. Treatments can be ineffective for certain people, and the same medicine may cause side effects in only certain patients.
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Spearheading Homegrown Precision Medicine Innovation
Oncology has been a highly active and effective proving ground for precision medicine, but it's also a big challenge; cancer is a very complex disease.
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Personalized Medicine Is Key to Diagnosing Rare Disease
Ontario Genomics leads the application of genomics-based solutions across many sectors, like health care, to improve quality of life for patients.
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Transforming Health Care: The Personalized Revolution
A growing cohort of health data companies are looking to reshape the way medical data is gathered, handled, and used, and Roche leads the charge.
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Toronto Neo Biotech Discovering Patient Solutions with AI
With the vast amounts of biochemical and healthcare data available, Cyclica is focused on designing drugs for patients — not just for proteins.
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Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment Could Save Lives in Canada and Around the World
Learn how IntelliStem, a Toronto-based biotechnology company, has genetically engineered stem cells — called Super Sentinel Cells — to attack cancer cells.
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