Features
Lifting the Cloud
The stress of caring for an ill family member often strains the caregiver's own mental health. Cognitive behavior therapy and other treatments can help.
Ask an expert
Is depression an inevitable part of aging? Our mood specialists have the answer.
Sex, memory and aging
Male and female brains are not the same. In Toronto, the first women's brain health conference, organized by the Women of Baycrest, attracts more than 700 attendees.
Baycrest appoints top fundraiser
As the new president of the Baycrest Foundation, Susan Sutton will lead a major global campaign.
Departments
Smart Aging Digest
A miscellany of tips and advice from Baycrest experts on a range of health topics related to aging.
Lab Report
- Too much salt, not enough exercise an unhealthy combination, our study finds.
- Lifelong musicians found to have better hearing.
- Music training boosts kids' I.Q. in just 20 hours, say the researchers.
- Is playing hockey bad for the brain in later years? Our scientists investigate.
The impact of philanthropy
Supporters of Baycrest raise millions each year in support of innovative research, education and client care. One recent gift is supporting family caregivers.