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It’s Time to Reframe the Conversation Around Aging
With advancements in home and driving technology, Canadians will reimagine how they age.
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Using Tech to Keep Health Care Professionals Safe
Ongoing creativity, initiative, and collaboration are needed to keep health care professionals safe at work and doing what they do best.
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Health Care Challenges with Growing Canadian Population
Canada needs to evolve with the needs of its citizens — to mature its capabilities, stay competitive, and improve community well-being.
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Imagining a New Era of Health Care with AI
Using Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with clinical research will create personalized health care services for patients, with data driven results.
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Using 3D Printing to Help People with Glaucoma
3D printing technology is improving treatment for retinal diseases by creating nanofibres that work for your cells and help them survive.
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Liquid Biopsy Research Leads to Improved Cancer Care
The Atlantic Cancer Research Institute has been contributing to cancer research developments, especially with their work on liquid biopsy.
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Bringing Together Aging And Innovation
As Canada’s population continues to age and dementia rates rise, we can get ahead of future challenges by taking innovative approaches today.
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The Fight for Better Access to Bladder Cancer Tech
Bladder cancer is the most expensive cancer to treat, but now the Bladder Cancer Tech fund is making leading BLC technologies available — and affordable.
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Why Some Women Respond to Treatment, but Others Don’t
Heart disease is different for everybody. The Peter Munk Cardiac Centre is using artificial intelligence to figure out why.
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What’s Next for Aging and Brain Health Innovation?
Global leaders will present the latest news in dementia prevention at the Rotman Research Institute's annual conference on aging & brain health.