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CMHA’s report, The State of Mental Health in Canada 2024, is a deep dive into mental health, addictions, and substance use health care in Canada

The study, published on Thursday in The Lancet, reveals the dramatic rise of obesity rates across all age groups since 1990

Earlier this year, CCSMH launched the first in the world clinical guidelines on social isolation and loneliness in older adults

While genetics and gender are beyond our control, the approaches described here are not. Adopting them will significantly improve your chances of staying active, healthy and living independently to a ripe old age.

The study reveals an unprecedented strain on Ontario’s healthcare system, exacerbated by a growing and aging population.

This study aims to better understand the experiences of individuals with life-limiting illnesses and their unpaid caregivers, as well as their access to care and support services.

The Senior Policy Analyst will play a pivotal role in conducting policy analysis, tracking political trends, and developing actionable policy recommendations to support the NIA’s public policy agenda.

Currently, confirming beta-amyloid buildup requires expensive brain scans or invasive spinal taps. That's where blood screening tests could play a role.

The National Institute on Ageing (NIA) at Toronto Metropolitan University, in partnership with RTOERO, is hosting the 2024 Canadian Leadership in Ageing Awards competition

You are invited to participate in the fraud victimization study being conducted across Canada, by researchers at King’s University College at Western University and the Ontario Provincial Police

A recent Stanford Research Study suggests that aging occurs in at least two accelerated bursts rather than a slow and steady process.

Apple announced that this fall, it will offer an upgrade for AirPods Pro 2 users, allowing them to take a clinical-level hearing test, effectively making the AirPods Pro 2 approved over-the-counter hearing aids.

Receipt of a newer recombinant version of a shingles vaccine is associated with a significant delay in dementia diagnosis in older adults, a new study suggests.

Canadian caregivers are in crisis. CCCE is responding with free mental health and wellness support, and with a new tool – social prescribing for caregivers.

A team of researchers at Toronto Metropolitan University are seeking participants for a study titled "Understanding Online Health Information Search in Older Adults: Assessing How Search Results Influence Decision-Making".