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It’s almost time to lace up your shoes and support local people living with dementia.

It’s almost time to lace up your shoes and support local people living with dementia.

Thousands of children with severe developmental disorders have finally been given a diagnosis thanks to a landmark study. researchers looked at the genetic code of 13,500 families in the uk and ireland with unexplained disorders, and were able to give a diagnosis to 5,500 of them, finding 60 new diseases in the process. having a diagnosis can lead to better care, but for many of the families involved its provided some valuable answers, as kevin hay reports. when little mungo fisher was born, mum...

MRNA pioneer Moderna wants to grow and thrive past its initial COVID-19 vaccine success. “To continue to build the best version of Moderna, we have established seven priorities for 2023,” says CEO Stephane Bancel: as the company outlines goals that range from embracing AI to a 'bold campaign' of cancer vaccine studies.

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Read on for six ways to start raising children with healthy weight and habits as early as possible. Experts say starting kids early with healthy habits is the best way to get them a healthy weight.

Dementia in Canada – current forecasts The Alzheimer Society of Canada recently released the first volume of its Landmark Study, forecasting dementia rates in Canada to 2050 — including ideas on how we can take action now to improve our collective brain-health future. The latest Canadian dementia projections are staggering – but the study authors […]

New study on colonoscopy finds they may not be that effective at preventing colon cancer, death. But you still need regular colon cancer screening, doctors say.

MAiD provider shares experiences in Alzheimer Society of B.C. webinar to help families understand personal and complex issue

From science to engineering, writing to social sciences, here are the Columbians who received awards recently.