International Women’s Rights Day: CRIUGM researchers share their thoughts
On the occasion of International Women’s Rights Day, two of our researchers talk about the importance of women in...
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At 99, swimmer Betty Brussel just smashed 3 world records – CBC/Radio Canada
CBC/Radio-Canada interviews Mylène Aubertin Leheudre, laboratory Director at the CRIUGM, on the importance and feasibility of physical activity with...
Are you over Daylight Saving Time? So are sleep experts
“There’s no benefit for individuals, objectively, with this change of time,” said Dr. Thanh Dang-Vu, a neurologist with expertise in...
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Open Data Capture : a flexible modern open-source web-based platform for data collection in clinical and research settings from the Douglas Neuroinformatics Team
Speakers : Gabriel A. Devenyi B.Eng. Ph.D. (in picture), Project Lead, Douglas Neuroinformatics Platform, Affiliate, Dept of Psychiatry, McGill Univ....
Neuropsychology of aging in the digital age
From underlying brain mechanisms to clinical and social innovation. A critical look.
CRIUGM – SNLF Scientific Days The CRIUGM Scientific Days will be held at the Le Groupe Maurice amphitheatre on...
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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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