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Part of our mandate is to ensure the public and university community are aware of important aging and health research. One of the best ways to disseminate that information is through public lectures and events. Each year, we sponsor, organize, and host a range of events such as our annual Distinguished Lecture as well as an annual Brain Awareness Week event. Check here for upcoming CAH events.
Last month, #UofRegina's @DrThomasHadjist was honoured with the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. 🏅
Congratulations to Dr. Hadjistavropoulos on his internationally recognized work as a psychologist, researcher, academic, and mentor-- and on this amazing achievement!
Learn more
Better care starts with research.
Andrew McLennan from @UofRegina is working with local caregivers to evaluate several observational pain tools for older adults living with dementia.
Learn more about dementia research we fund on our website: https://bit.ly/3zBBmjD
Congratulations to all the grant recipients of the ASRP!
Special congratulations to Andrew McLennan from @UofRegina, who was awarded the Doctoral Award Co-Funded by SHRF and @AlzCanada
🌟 Nominations are now open for the SHRF Achievement Award!
Would you like to recognize an exceptional health researcher who has made significant contributions to Saskatchewan's health research community?
Nominate them today:
🌟Be part of the 2024 AGE-WELL Annual Conference! Don’t miss your chance to submit your abstracts for poster, oral presentations, or pre-commercial demos. Early Career Researchers, apply for the Rising Stars in #AgeTech stream. Submit by tomorrow, July 12: https://ow.ly/w3H850SkO6H
We are excited to announce the launch of our Proof of Concept Grant Letter of Intent for the 2024/25 Alzheimer Society Research Program competition!
We are calling on the brightest minds to join us in our mission to advance understanding, diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s
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