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News Releases 2006

Feeling foggy and forgetful? Canadian scientists develop program to help older adults slow down normal deterioration of mental ability

Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Mike Colle, was at Baycrest to celebrate December 5 as International Volunteer Day

Baycrest one of the first long-term care facilities in Ontario to hire an ombudsperson

Baycrest volunteer retires on 99th birthday!

Telehealth rounds with Middle East forges ahead despite regional unrest

Animal study confirms that chemo drugs for treating breast cancer may cause changes in cognitive function

Children of Holocaust Survivors haunted by parents’ suffering

Feeling a little rusty with age? Baycrest shares its expertise on losing the rust in forum for boomers and beyond

Just because it’s natural doesn’t mean it’s safe

Researchers find first evidence that musical training affects brain development in young children over the course of a year

Cycling for Baycrest

Even Superman couldn’t win battle with pressure ulcers

Are my memory lapses a sign of Alzheimer's?

The No. 1 Thing You Can Do?

Seniors entering nursing homes need drug review

Heart & Stroke CEO Reaches Goal And Raises $150,000 For Stroke Research

McGuinty Government Investing $5 Million in New Centre for Stroke Recovery

Memory for Max, Claire, Ida and company now available as “teaching” DVD for hospitals, long-term care facilities

Baycrest to open “Café Europa” for Holocaust Survivors

IPA teams up with Baycrest Telehealth on historic broadcast

Tackling a “growing menace”— vascular dementia

Baycrest preparing pandemic influenza plan for its nursing home and hospital

Baycrest launches free e-health newsletter

E-Prescribing for Patient Safety

Older adults more vulnerable to distraction from irrelevant information