Personality and successful aging

Can certain personality characteristics affect how we age? Studies show that some traits can help.

Getting a whole brain workout

Keeping your brain fit involves using as much of it as you can and challenging it in different ways.

Can we grow new brain cells?

Evidence from animal studies shows that physical exercise can result in new brain cell growth.

Volunteering may help protect against dementia

Baycrest study examines whether there is a link between volunteering and healthy aging.

Last month's poll: Are you caring for someone with dementia?

Baycrest experts give tips on how to care for the caregiver.

New technologies a boost for aging brains

High tech gadgets such as smartphones can help keep our memory sharp and assist us in our daily activities.

Statistics show women are at higher risk for Alzheimer's

Take charge before cognitive decline takes charge of you. Join us for an evening about women's brain health and how you can keep your brain sharp.

Brain Teasers
Keep Your Mind Sharp!

Solve this month's Brain Teasers

Ask An Expert
Study tips for the aging brain

Angela Troyer
Clinical Neuropsychologist and Director of Psychology at Baycrest

I am turning 50 and have decided to pursue a life-long dream of getting a university degree. Can you give me some study tips?

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This Month's Poll

Can the distribution of body fat, hips vs. belly, affect your brain health?

Become A Research Volunteer

The Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest is looking for volunteers between the ages of 18-90 to participate in studies on aging, memory and the brain.

To participate, please contact us at: 416-785-2500 ext. 2080 or visit the website.