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Event Announcement: Guest Speakers Dr. Patricia Hewston & Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou
March 18, 2025
The Division of Geriatric Medicine is pleased to invite you to the upcoming Clinical Practice Review (CPR) as part of our Grand Rounds series. The CPR presentations are dedicated to advancing the care of older adults by exploring a wide range of topics. While these sessions are typically presented by geriatricians and geriatric medicine residents/fellows, we welcome guest speakers whose expertise aligns with geriatric care.Publication Alert: Dr. Montero-Odasso
March 17, 2025
Five things to know about ... Falls in older adultsExploring Geriatrics: New Faces, Fresh Perspectives!
March 11, 2025
Welcoming Our Visiting Elective Residents to Geriatric Medicine at Western! The Division of Geriatric Medicine at Western University is thrilled to welcome two elective residents who will be joining us for a month-long immersive experience.Showcasing Excellence: Our Faculty Shines at the at the Strategic Policy Uplift Program Symposium in Australia
February 24, 2025
Across two days, the Strategic Policy Uplift Program Symposium provided enriching content and spurred thoughtful, generative discussions to inspire course participants to forge ahead on the journey to discover how they fit into designing an increasingly robust Australian health and aged care policy environment.Event Announcement: Guest Speaker Dr. Stephen Lord
February 21, 2025
The CIHR Institute of Aging and the CIHR Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis are highlighting the World Falls Guidelines with a 4 city event featuring Professor Stephen Lord (Sidney, Australia) as a invited key note speaker presenting on "The Role of Exercise on Cognition and Falls". Chaired by Dr. Montero-Odasso.Publication Alert: Dr. Montero-Odasso
January 13, 2025
Prioritizing gait speed as the primary predictive measure, with the TUG test as a secondary tool with age-specific cut-offs, will likely enhance prediction and group risk stratification accuracy.Media Appearance: Dr. Montero-Odasso in the London Free Press
January 03, 2025
Lifestyle changes cut dementia risk in half of cases: London research Get off the couch, go for a walk, get your hearing checked and get a good night’s sleep.Media Appearance: Dr. Montero-Odasso in CBC News
January 02, 2025
A team of researchers in London have channeled the power of research into creating a straightforward list of steps, like moving more and managing blood pressure, that anyone can take to reduce their risk of dementia.
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