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Alzheimer's Awareness Month: Advocates continue to educate public on disease - Vimarsana News

Alzheimer's Awareness Month: Advocates continue to educate public on disease

“In Canada, there’s over 500,000 Canadians living with dementia. In Canada, by 2030, we know this number is expected to grow to over 900,000,” says Michele Heyer, senior’s care chair at Conestoga College in Kitchener, Ont.

Dementia: ending the stigma - Vimarsana News

Dementia: ending the stigma

Canada’s Public Health Agency (PHAC) is launching its first national dementia awareness campaign during Alzheimer's Awareness Month to reduce negative perceptions about dementia and people living with it.

NewCa.com: The Public Health Agency of Canada launches a national - Vimarsana News

NewCa.com: The Public Health Agency of Canada launches a national

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is launching its first national dementia awareness campaign during Alzheimer's Awareness Month in Canada, to reduce

Source: newca.com
Mixed-use development planned on 70-acre Louisville area site - Vimarsana News

Mixed-use development planned on 70-acre Louisville area site

A mixed-use development is planned for a fast-growing area just East of Louisville, Louisville Business First reported.

Source: wlky.com
Evolutionary Medicine: Does reindeer have a circadian stop-watch instead of a clock? - Vimarsana News

Evolutionary Medicine: Does reindeer have a circadian stop-watch instead of a clock?

Whenever I read a paper from Karl-Arne Stokkan's lab, and I have read every one of them, no matter how dense the scientese language I always start imagining them running around the cold, dark Arctic, wielding enormous butterfly nets, looking for and catching reindeer (or ptarmigans, whichever animal the paper is about) to do their research.