By: Oliver Moore The Globe and Mail January 12, 2007 TORONTO — Knowledge of more than one language has been linked by Canadian researchers to a significant delay in the onset of dementia symptoms. Fluency in two or more languages may be able to stave off cognitive…
Read moreNational Advisory Council on Agining December 17, 2006 The National Advisory Council on Aging reports that the health and quality of life of Canadian seniors is quite satisfactory and Elder Caring Inc. notes that the overall grade for this 2006 Report Card is…
Read moreThe National Advisory Council on Aging, Quebec City October 26, 2006 — (NACA) is unveiling today the results of its Seniors in Canada: 2006 Report Card at the Canadian Association on Gerontology Meeting in Quebec City. The Report Card looked at how well…
Read moreThe Toronto Star, Reuters Associated Press October 24, 2006 Washington – Forget where you left your glasses? Did those keys go missing again? A virus may be to blame. A family of viruses that cause a range of ills from the common cold to polio may be able…
Read moreBy: CBC News September 22, 2006 Many baby boomers are facing a difficult challenge: juggling work with caring for aging, sometimes ailing, parents. As seniors become a greater proportion of the population, there will be added pressure to spend time and money…
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