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Healthier brains, stronger minds, better lives. Take the Assessment - Free and clinically researched for Adults 20-94 by @Baycrest - a leader in memory & aging

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Reminder: If you haven’t taken your brain health assessment within the past 6 months, click below to complete your brain health check-up! https://t.co/XezYVYqrOC

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We are all anxious about our health and the health and safety of our families, friends and loved ones. How can we cope with this? Baycrest’s Dr. Rob Madan provides five tips to stay psychologically healthy during the #COVID19 pandemic https://t.co/9exTZW8mew

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Dr. Greenwood also led the development of the first Canadian Brain Health Food Guide to help adults over 50 preserve their thinking and memory skills as they age.

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According to @StatCan_eng in 08/09, 34% of Canadians aged 65 or older were at nutritional risk due to skipping meals or not eating every day. @Baycrest experts suggest seniors select a range of foods that are both nutritionally-dense but pleasurable to eat https://t.co/r9aSUAGRyD

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Boston based? Looking for a new career opportunity? We're hiring! Check out this vacancy for a Community Engagement Coordinator: https://t.co/kSvrZG5F5x #vacancy #careers #jobsearch

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Based in Boston, MA? Here's a great opportunity to join Cogniciti as a Community Engagement Coordinator! https://t.co/58EGyDtywC

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We're hiring! Check out this opportunity for a Research Engagement Coordinator in Orlando, Florida: https://t.co/GgrchX9MEl #vacancy #career

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Biogen’s announcement to end Aducanumab trials has jolted the industry, but we must not lose hope. We thank them for their continued work, which will contribute to a better understanding of the disease and remain committed to supporting research efforts to prevent, treat dementia

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Today is International Day of Happiness ✨
What a great opportunity to spread a little joy. Positive relationships from social interactions and group activities can help reduce loneliness, stress and depression, which are risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease

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We're hiring! Be part of a growing brain health team that is bringing healthy brain education to communities across the world -
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Globally, our aging population is growing rapidly. As we age, our risk for memory problems increases. Therefore, as our population grows older, we will see more people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease #Alz #Alzheimers

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A step in the right direction for Alzheimer's detection! https://t.co/9ynYJYsnUb

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Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all women, especially to the inspiring and passionate researchers, innovators and leaders at Baycrest #IWD2019

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Need a bit of guidance on what foods are the best for maintaining brain health? Check out our Food Guide, optimised for benefiting your brain 🧠✨ #wellness #alzheimers #research

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Studies show that women are disproportionately affected by dementia, with 2 in 3 people living with dementia identifying as women #IWD2019 #InternationalWomensDay

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@Sidingscc Thank you for having us - it was a great Workshop and lovely to meet your members! 🧠✨

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What an exciting day with @cogniciti Brain Health Workshop. Get in Touch with Sidings if you would like to take part. Workshops are ongoing till 3pm today.

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Mental exercise and stimulation will benefit brain health! 🧠✨ Mentally stimulating activities can help keep your mind sharp. Staying active can reduce your risk of developing dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Variety is key. Learn a new language, take a class, read a new book

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According to a new report from @alzassociation, the number of Americans with #Alzheimers could double by 2050. The health care system is not ready, experts say: https://t.co/Mk9e5h0YGv via @NewsHour @LauraSanthanam

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Of all things we can do to foster good #brainhealth as we age, Dr. Nicole Anderson recommends physical activity. Studies show walking — starting with 10 mins, 3 times/week and building up to 1 hour/day — provides big benefits @TorontoStar @rotmanresearch https://t.co/KqekNp3CpY