Leading in research on dementia / Leader en recherche sur les troubles neurocognitifs
Canada
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In collaboration with the Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories, we’re pleased to launch the South Asian adaptation of the Brain Health Food Guide, a culturally relevant resource designed to support brain health through nutrition.
🧠ccna-ccnv.ca/brain-health-fo…
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
🚨CCNA Associate Scientific Directors – Call for applications 🚨
Get all the details here:
ccna-ccnv.ca/ccna_news/ccna-…
#dementia #alzheimers #leadership #research
Vous avez manqué le webinaire d'hier ? Vous pouvez le visionner ici :
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Rejoignez notre prochain webinaire Talking Brains :
Le sommeil au service de la résilience : Perspectives translationnelles du modèle de souris aux troubles neurocognitifs chez les humains
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️20 octobre 2026
🕛12 h à 13 h HE
Plus d'infos:
ccna-ccnv.ca/fr/la-serie-tal…
Missed yesterday's webinar? Catch up here:
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Join our next Talking Brains webinar: Sleep for resilience: Translational insights from mouse models to human dementia
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️October 20, 2026
🕛12 - 1 pm EST
For more information and to register:
ccna-ccnv.ca/talking-brains-…
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
Next week, the Alzheimer Society of Canada will be in Vancouver for the CCNA 2026 conference, which runs from Monday, October 26 to Wednesday, October 28. We’re proud to be there as a partner of the Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in Aging—@ccna_ccnv—whose mission is to position Canada as a global leader in dementia research. The conference brings together top researchers in the field from across North America.
We’ve been a founding partner of CCNA since it launched in 2014, and our partnership is about more than funding. We share CCNA’s vision of Canada as a leader in dementia prevention and treatment, and its commitment to the meaningful involvement of people living with dementia in research.
If you are attending the conference, come find us at our booth at the Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront Ballroom. Learn more about the conference here: ccna-ccnv.ca/ccna-conference…
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Samir Sinha as a guest speaker at the 2027 MINT Memory Clinic Symposium Day!
Join us on Thursday, February 11, 2027 for a day of learning, knowledge-sharing and practical insights to help advance dementia care across Canada
mintmemory-conference.ca/
Upcoming event: Brain Health and Nutrition: Introducing the Co-Designed South Asian Brain Health Food Guide
helpfordementia.ca/event/bra…
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
We had some clips left over from our VCI video series that we wanted to share!
#morethandementia #voicesofVCI #navigatingVCItogether #plusqueleTNCmajeur #lesvoixduTNCvasculaire #naviguerleTNCvasculaireensemble
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
Nous avions quelques extraits vidéo en extra issus de notre série sur les troubles cognitifs vasculaires que nous souhaitions vous partager!
#morethandementia #voicesofVCI #navigatingVCItogether #plusqueleTNCmajeur #lesvoixduTNCvasculaire #naviguerleTNCvasculaireensemble
🚨 Happening next week! 🚨
🔗 ccna-ccnv.ca/talking-brains-…
Join our next Talking Brains webinar: Sleep for resilience: Translational insights from mouse models to human dementia
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️October 20, 2026
🕛12 - 1 pm EST
For more information and to register:
ccna-ccnv.ca/talking-brains-…
🚨 Rejoignez-nous la semaine prochaine ! 🚨
🔗 ccna-ccnv.ca/fr/la-serie-tal…
Rejoignez notre prochain webinaire Talking Brains :
Le sommeil au service de la résilience : Perspectives translationnelles du modèle de souris aux troubles neurocognitifs chez les humains
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️20 octobre 2026
🕛12 h à 13 h HE
Plus d'infos:
ccna-ccnv.ca/fr/la-serie-tal…
🚨CCNA Associate Scientific Directors – Call for applications 🚨
Get all the details here:
ccna-ccnv.ca/ccna_news/ccna-…
#dementia #alzheimers #leadership #research
CCNA-CCNV retweeted
Secure your spot at the 2027 MINT Memory Clinic Symposium Day now!
For a limited time, take advantage of our early bird pricing and save at least 20% off admission🍀
Registration: zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/mm…
Learn more: mintmemory-conference.ca/
#dementiacare #brainhealth
Rejoignez notre prochain webinaire Talking Brains :
Le sommeil au service de la résilience : Perspectives translationnelles du modèle de souris aux troubles neurocognitifs chez les humains
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️20 octobre 2026
🕛12 h à 13 h HE
Plus d'infos:
ccna-ccnv.ca/fr/la-serie-tal…
Join our next Talking Brains webinar: Sleep for resilience: Translational insights from mouse models to human dementia
🗣️Brianne Kent
🗓️October 20, 2026
🕛12 - 1 pm EST
For more information and to register:
ccna-ccnv.ca/talking-brains-…
Aujourd'hui est la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation, une journée de commémoration publique des survivants, leurs familles & les communautés, & pour garantir que l’histoire tragique & douloureuse, et l’impact des pensionnats Autochtones ne soient pas oubliés.
En apprendre sur le passé peut nous aider à progresser vers un accent sur la réconciliation.
Le programme de santé cognitive des Autochtones du CCNV a élaboré le Parcours vers des pratiques de recherche en santé cognitive autochtone culturellement sécurisantes (le Parcours).
Le Parcours est une ressource d'apprentissage dont la première étape consiste à acquérir des connaissances fondamentales sur les répercussions historiques et actuelles de la colonisation sur la santé des Autochtones.
ccna-ccnv.ca/fr/parcours-eta…
September 30th is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – a day of public commemoration of survivors, their families, and communities, and to ensure that the tragic and painful history and impact of residential schools are remembered.
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Learning about the past can help us move forward with a focus on reconciliation.
CCNA’s Indigenous Cognitive Health program developed the Pathway to Culturally Safe Indigenous Cognitive Health Research Practices (Pathway).
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The Pathway is a learning resource, and the first step is establishing foundational knowledge on historical and ongoing impacts of colonization on Indigenous health. Here you can explore the collective history on Truth and Reconciliation in Canada.
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🔗ccna-ccnv.ca/pathway-step-1/