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- Are you taking care of your brain? March is National Brain Awareness Month
- Speaking two or more languages may protect against dementia, but bilingualism makes it harder to detect the disease
- Person-centred care helps make long-term care homes a better place to live: A look at our Culture Change Initiative
- Quarterly newsletter - January 2014
- Early diagnosis keeps your life from unravelling – January is Alzheimer Awareness Month
- Budding researcher’s passion finds Alzheimer’s risk starts as early as childhood along with possible seeds for a cure
- Alzheimer Society of Canada welcomes commitment of G8 countries to work together to address rising dementia crisis
- Amyloid imaging
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