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Rebelling Against Ageism: Why Generations Should Join Forces
Did you recently struggle to find a birthday card without a crass joke about aging or becoming “senile”?
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The New Normal: Reshaping Patient Support in Life Sciences
The need to take a proactive approach in managing patient support through a virtual lens is increasingly apparent.
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The Benefits of Peer-to-Peer Patient Support for Mental Health
Curatio helps by assisting healthcare and life sciences organizations in providing support to patients through their smartphones.
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How C.A.R.P. Is Fighting for the Rights of Canadians As We Age
C.A.R.P. is an association for older Canadians promoting equitable access to health care, financial security, and freedom from ageism.
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Together, We Can Combat Ageism
Combating ageism, the way we think and act towards others based on age must be at the heart of a new narrative about growing older.
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Opioid Poisoning Is Often Accidental — Have You Protected Yourself?
Canadians aged 65 plus have the highest rates of hospitalization due to accidental opioid poisoning. This is a problem that occurs too often.
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Improving the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities
Ten to seventeen percent of all children in Canada live with a neurodevelopmental disability such as Autism, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), or Cerebral Palsy. The majority experience limitations that impact their quality of life.
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Michael Landsberg on the Record About Mental Health
Michael Landsberg, TSN legend and founder of the #SickNotWeak Foundation, opens up about his experience with depression and offers his advice.
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Reducing Inequity in Dementia Research with the Alzheimer Society of Canada
Dementia affects hundreds of thousands of Canadians, but it’s still a stigmatized and underfunded condition, especially for BIPOC communities.
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Destigmatizing addiction and mental health issues opens the door for getting help
The Canadian Centre for Addictions provides coping strategies to those with addictions, leading to success.