People visiting the emergency department (ED) for substance use—particularly cannabis—are at high risk of developing schizophrenia, according to new research.
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Two new studies are developing techniques for early detection of Alzheimer's disease and cognitive impairment.
We lack objective assessments of driving ability as we age. Candrive researchers have a new tool that can help.
Thanks to new funding, researchers are working to develop a measure, using artificial intelligence (AI), that can help identify when care partners are experiencing higher levels of burden.
Now settled into his appointment as the Scientific Director of OPHESAC, Dr. Paul Hébert talks about how the province is looking to tackle emergency preparedness.
Sensor technology piloted in retirement home can improve health and safety of residents, study finds
The cognitive benefits of moderate physical activity were found to be 50% greater than those of vigorous physical activity.
James Conklin, PhD, shares what his research team found in Ontario long-term care homes after speaking with essential care partners, their loved ones, and long-term care staff.
Nurse-led chronic pain management program within Bruyère’s Academic Family Health Team reduces pain, interference of pain on daily living, and opioid usage
Today, Bruyère has announced the procurement of Able Innovations’ ALTA Platform™