An international team of researchers has received $1 million to launch one of the largest multinational studies to date examining how cardiovascular health influences the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
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New research published in Palliative Care and Social Practice shows that food is much more than fuel for palliative patients.
The newly released Equity Extension to the STROBE Guideline published in The BMJ and JAMA Network Open covers a critical gap in the original guidelines.
Bruyère Health Research Institute has been redesignated as a PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre and selected as a participant of the newly established WHO Health Inequality Monitoring Network.
A new research study has been launched to generate a better understanding of how best to deliver digital literacy education to older Canadians.
Every study is a step closer to the next generation of care.
Patients with heart failure who had palliative care involvement in their last year of life had lower rates of hospitalization and acute care deaths compared to those without.
Pain management is a vital part of care. Researcher Lisa Sheehy, PhD has been evaluating how effective immersive virtual reality can be for pain relief for patients.
Individuals with an emergency department (ED) visit or hospitalization due to cannabis were at 23% and 72% greater risk of a new dementia diagnosis, respectively, within five years.
Today, the Pan-Canadian Palliative Care Research Collaborative was awarded $5.9 million from the Canadian Cancer Society and Brain Canada to advance nationwide clinical trials in palliative care.