Community ASAP recruits from public to help adults living with dementia | Canadian Healthcare Technology Sept 2018, Vol 23 No 6

X2AI - Meet the Chatbots Providing Mental Health Care | Wall Street Journal

Toronto's Baycrest Health researches the aging brain | Toronto.com

Toronto.com reports on a group of Baycrest research projects, including CABHI-funded projects eye tracker, Brainsway, VR dementia simulation, Motiview, and PLEASE.

AceAge - Centric Health Reports Q2'18 Financial Results, Announces New Strategic Direction

Centric Health, AceAge’s pharmacy fulfillment provider, includes CABHI I2P2 involvement in their Q2 highlights.

Can brain stimulation be used to treat neurodegenerative disorders? | Toronto Star

SOS App for Healthcare - How playful design is transforming university education | The Conversation

University course designers are harnessing the addictive quality of video games to develop 'Serious educational games' that engage and motivate students.

Muse - The next hot trend in fitness? Recovery | Globe & Mail

There’s plenty you can do either at home or with the help of trained professionals to maximize your recovery, ensuring those hours in the gym aren’t all for naught

Community ASAP - Creating community-powered app for lost seniors | University of Alberta Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine

University of Alberta

uCarenet - Are Canadians (Notably Millennials) Ready To Care For Growing Senior Population?

TORONTO, July 24, 2018- Are Canadians (Notably Millennials) Ready To Care For Growing Senior Population?.

CONNECT PoET and RELIEF apps at William Osler Health System | Brampton Guardian

William Osler Health System had its “share of challenges” last year, said Vanita Varma, chair of the system’s board of directors at the hospital’s annual general meeting, held in June.

Careteam lands spot on Branham Group's list of top 25 up-and-coming Canadian companies | BetaKit

The Branham Group, an Ottawa-based industry analyst and strategic advisory firm, has released its list of Canada's top 25 up-and-coming companies.

Ease e-Home - ‘Alexa, what time is it?,’ seniors with memory loss needed for study | Victoria News