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UCalgary researchers find important clues contributing to Alzheimer's disease

Community Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy

Optimize health, participation and well-being by building intergenerational empathy

Jayna Holroyd-Leduc opens the event

A commitment to age inclusivity: Assessing the university’s age-friendly practices

In the News: Daniella Vellone, writing in The Conversation Canada

Early indicators of dementia: 5 behaviour changes to look for after age 50

Strafford

UCalgary’s Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging and The Brenda Strafford Foundation announce new agreement to enhance strategic collaboration

Photovoice images from Calgary seniors capturing the livability of their neighbourhoods.

How livable are YYC neighbourhoods? Older adults answer the question in words and photos

Older adults exercising

Seniors’ Week 2023: Research equips fitness pros to help aging Calgarians make social connections

Bonnie Kaplan and Dave Kelly on stage at the Top7 over 70 Awards Gala in May 2022

'Think about how many years you can still devote to whatever it is you're passionate about'

Students have the opportunity to gain experience with advanced wearable technology.

Digital health project looks for enthusiastic UCalgary students to help those with Parkinson's

Sayeh Bayat in hallway

UCalgary researcher hopes to drive change for people with dementia