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BC Brain Wellness Program creates comfort mitts for people living with dementia

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Survey uncovers pandemic’s complex impact on people living with dementia and their families

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Resetting circadian rhythms can improve sleep quality in people at risk for dementia

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Dr. Julie Robillard

New CCNA funding to support UBC researchers

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MRI of concussion (human brain).

CHIMERA model produces surprising results in concussion study

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Older couple using apps on an iPad.

New paper offers smart guidelines for developing tech tools for older adults

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Vitality: Can exercise or brain training improve cognitive outcomes after stroke?

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The team at the UBC Hospital Clinic for Alzheimer Disease and Related Disorders.

2018 Alzheimer Update connects research and patient communities

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Dr. Julie Robillard.

People are searching for health information online, but is what they’re finding useful?

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Alzheimer's disease may not originate in the brain

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