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Walking Has Benefits for Dementia

Walking Has Benefits for Dementia

A recent New York Times piece (by Gretchen Reynolds ) on a paper published by our own Liang Hsu! Read more here!

Exercise As the Best Medicine for Your Brain

Exercise As the Best Medicine for Your Brain

We are featured in the LA Times! This article covers the benefits of exercise for brain health. Read more here!

Walking Linked To Improved Brain Function

Walking Linked To Improved Brain Function

This Globe and Mail article discusses one of our studies! Read more about how a moderate-intensity walking program can reduce symptoms of memory decline that are linked to poor blood vessel health in the brain, here!

Strong Body, Strong Mind

Strong Body, Strong Mind

We are featured in Mind over Matter! The article goes over our studies looking at how resistance training can affect cognitive functioning in older adults. Read more here!

‘Dead-simple’ UBC app pushes people to walk for dementia research – and their health

‘Dead-simple’ UBC app pushes people to walk for dementia research – and their health

Another article from CBC! This one covers a study looking at an app that encourages people to get up and walk. Read more here!

Walking Can Reduce Memory Loss in Seniors, Study Says

Walking Can Reduce Memory Loss in Seniors, Study Says

Another article from CBC! This one covers a study that was done to look at the effects of walking. Read more here!

Exercise Helps Slow Down Memory Decline

Exercise Helps Slow Down Memory Decline

This Time article discusses one of our studies! Read more about how a simple walking regime can slow memory decline in people who already have cognitive problems, here!

Conquering Barriers to Weight Training for Women Over 50

Conquering Barriers to Weight Training for Women Over 50

Pumping iron is great for women over 50. So why aren’t more doing it? This article covers the benefits of resistance training and the obstacles that may come with it. Read more here!

Can’t Fall Asleep? Try Wearing Sunglasses at Night, Say Researchers

Can’t Fall Asleep? Try Wearing Sunglasses at Night, Say Researchers

In this CBC article, Dr. Glenn Landry and Dr. Teresa Liu-Ambrose discuss how wearing sunglasses at night can improve sleep! Read more here!

Sleep and the Senior’s Brain

Sleep and the Senior’s Brain

Our very own Glenn Landry is on CBC! In this segment, two seniors talk about how they’re trying to improve their sleep, and Glenn looks into the connection between prolonged sleep deprivation and dementia. Check it out here! And the whole series here!