Women’s Health and Aging Laboratory receives prestigious recognition from global physiotherapy database
CRIUGM is pleased to announce that a randomized clinical trial from the Women’s Health and Aging Laboratory, led by...
CRIUGM is pleased to announce that a randomized clinical trial from the Women’s Health and Aging Laboratory, led by...
Dr. Alexander Moreno, Director of the Innovation, Technology and Cognition laboratory (INTECOG), clinical researcher at CRIUGM, and Adjunct professor...
By 2050, globally one in six people will be aged 65 or older. Given the limited number and escalating...
CRIUGM is committed to advancing knowledge about the health and aging of the elderly. Multidisciplinarity and intersectorality are at the heart of the work of teams who collaborate, among others, in the following fields: medicine, psychology, nursing, neuroscience, pharmacology and nutrition. Together, the researchers strive to improve the quality of life of seniors, their independence and the services and care provided to them. Our two main areas of research are: neuroscience of aging and health promotion, care and interventions.
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