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PAHO and Bruyère Health Research Institute strengthen partnership to advance disease elimination and health equity in the Americas

The Pan American Health Organization and Bruyère Health Research Institute have signed a new five-year framework agreement.

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New funding supports development of pan-Canadian Adaptive Mentoring Networks to build primary care capacity

Three new Adaptive Mentoring Networks are being developed across Ontario, Québec, and Saskatchewan to strengthen the capacity of primary care providers.

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Making Long-Term Care More Inclusive for 2SLGBTQ+ Older Adults

Aug 24, 2026 | Research, News, Long-Term Care

Arne Stinchcombe, PhD talks about his work with Ontario CLRI to ensure care teams can help 2SLGBTQ+ residents feel safe, welcome, and truly at home.

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$5M national research network to transform recovery and rehabilitation for women after heart-brain health events

The RENEW Network’s goal is to redesign women’s heart and brain rehabilitation to take a whole-person approach to recovery.

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Exploring how AI-powered companions can counter loneliness

Student spotlight: Kineta Tober

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From local impact to national change: the reach of Bruyère Health Innovation

Jun 12, 2026 | News

Ottawa Innovation Week is more than a celebration of innovation; it’s an opportunity to showcase how Bruyère Health is helping shape the future of care.

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Newly funded RESPECT Connect guides conversation with caregivers

May 25, 2026 | Research, News, Long-Term Care

New communication aid will support long-term care teams talk about life expectancy

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A new chapter in dementia care begins at Bruyère Health

At Bruyère Health, we are marking an important milestone in the evolution of dementia care, one that signals both progress and possibility.

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Imagine a future where health is not determined by inequality

Apr 7, 2026 | News

This World Health Day, imagine a future where health outcomes are not shaped by where you live, the income you earn, the language you speak, or the identities you hold.

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Poor sleep quality associated with clinical depression for older adults

Mar 19, 2026 | Research, News, Long-Term Care

Older adults with poor sleep 1.6 times more likely to have depression within 6 years.

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