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By Anne Tergesen, November 17, 2019 published in the Wall Street Journal
There are no instant, miracle cures. But recent studies suggest we have more control over our cognitive health than we might think. It just takes some effort.
Read more of this article by Anne Tergesen at the Wall Street Journal here:
What Science Tells Us About Preventing Demenita
Client Story: Bill Hayden
By Alexandra Peach "For a diagnosis, see a neurologist, for the other 99% of your well-being, see the Dementia Society."Bill Hayden, person living with dementia Five years ago, as a multi-tasking senior executive at a life science informatics company, ...
COVID-19 Client Immunization Policy
The Dementia Society loves seeing you at our free events! After successfully moving many programs online at the beginning of the pandemic, we are now reopening some in-person activities and programs in compliance with Ontario’s ...
Give 65 Campaign – July 13-16, 2021
July 13-16 marks the date for the next Give65 Event. Through our partnership with GIVE65, a Home Instead Senior Care Foundation of Canada program, the Dementia Society could benefit from up to $5,000 in additional matching grants. Matching dollars are ...
