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Dancing for a Cause

Corinne Rusch Drutz | Posted 04.09.2013 | Canada Impact
Corinne Rusch Drutz

Canadians give of ourselves in many ways.In short, about half of us spend time shaping our communities and enabling charities and non-profit organizations to deliver programs and services to the other half.

Who Is A SuperAger?

CP | Sheryl Ubelacker, The Canadian Press | Posted 10.16.2012 | Canada Living

TORONTO - Prevailing wisdom would suggest that the loss of memory and other cognitive functions is an inevitable part of aging. But is it?That certain...

How Do Migraines Affect The Brain?

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 08.13.2012 | Canada Living

There's some relief, however slight, available for migraine sufferers -- a recent study has shown experiencing migraine headaches does not affect cogn...

Google Glasses make Humans One Step Closer to Cyborgs

Jeff Fraser | Posted 10.02.2012 | Canada
Jeff Fraser

The boundary between human and machine is softening. The first cyborgs have emerged -- much sooner than scientists would have predicted 30 years ago. We used to think having a device implanted in your skull made you a cyborg and wearing a pair of digital glasses did not. But to the brain, the distinction is arbitrary. Soon we may really have to answer the question: where does "me" end, and "my machine" begin?

WATCH: Brain Declines At Age 45, Study Finds

CBC | Posted 03.06.2012 | Canada Living

Memory, reasoning and comprehension skills can start to decline at age 45, research published Thursday suggests. The findings...