Here’s why you might ‘black out’ when you’re anxious
Stressful situations, like job interviews and first dates, can interfere your brain’s memory-making process. Continue reading
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Winnipeg Transit drivers told no RIP signs on anniversary of killing
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Transit drivers are being told not to run messages in memory of slain driver Irvine Jubal Fraser on the second anniversary of his death. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: How a decades-long hunt for a song led to a quick lesson in human memory
Ever had a tune stuck in your head — perhaps for years — yet you can’t remember what it’s called? Turns out there’s some science behind that, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading
Man running from Hamilton to Montreal for Alzheimer’s research
A Cornwall man is running from Hamilton to Montreal for Alzheimer’s research. Continue reading
21-year-old cycling across Canada for Alzheimer’s research in grandfather’s memory
Skyler Roberts has raised nearly $2,000 for the Alzheimer Society of Canada in memory of his grandfather, who had the disease for several years before his death in Janurary. Continue reading
Greta Marofke’s great-grandmother gets tattoo to commemorate 3-year-old Calgary cancer victim
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Marg Houston commemorated the passing of her great grand-daughter Greta Marofke by getting a tattoo. Continue reading
Better Winnipeg: Memory Tree helps cope with death during Christmas
By Eva Kovacs Community Producer
Forget the festive ornaments, the massive 18 foot Christmas tree on display at a Winnipeg shopping centre is decorated with love. Continue reading
Western University study shows promise for earlier dementia diagnoses
Researchers at Western University found that something as simple as walking and talking can be a predictor of dementia. Continue reading
Poor sleep linked to memory problems in older adults
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
Sleep researchers say older adults should seek treatment for sleep disorders and try to get more rest if they want to reduce their risk of health problems. Continue reading
Saskatoon woman calls for better support for Alzheimer’s patients
A Saskatoon woman pleads for more coordinated care for Alzheimer’s patients after going through what she calls a “confusing” system. Continue reading