Study projects 187% increase in people living with dementia in Canada by 2050
With 187% projected growth in dementia cases in Canada, learn how to provide tailored support & services with the new study from the Alzheimer Society of Canada.
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With 187% projected growth in dementia cases in Canada, learn how to provide tailored support & services with the new study from the Alzheimer Society of Canada.
A new study finds that more services and supports should be tailored to the unique needs of diverse communities, predicting that the number of people living with dementia in Canada will rise 187 per cent by 2050.
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STAYNER, ONT. -- Parents across Simcoe Muskoka are in the midst of yet another week of online learning. Remote schooling has been challenging for single mom Megan Hogg and her two daughters, three-year-old Aubrey and seven-year-old Jose. "It's pretty hectic. My child does not enjoy it," Hogg said. The Stayner mom said her seven-year-old is the type of student to love school, her friends, and her teachers, but she has changed drastically since remote learning. "She doesn't enjoy getting up in the morning to get ready for online learning. As soon as she hears online learning, she's tur...