We’ve heard a lot about how the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly difficult for older adults, especially people living with #dementia and related diseases. Here are some real world data from the early days to show it. Great work Aim 4 team! Parkinson Canada Alzheimer Society

Great to be part of this amazing study team doing impactful work in neurodegenerative diseases!

Great work Dan Harris!

Our recent The ONDRI Study Aim 4 work explored how having a history of a neurological or psychiatric condition can place a person at an increased risk of a second condition. Check out highlighted results ⬇ uwaterloo.ca/news/media/his… @cj20_maxwell @sebskill ICES University of Waterloo

Congratulations to Life Stage Research Program PhD student abbyemdin who has been awarded a 3-year Alzheimer Society Research Program Doctoral Award. Her thesis explores potentially inappropriate prescribing in people with dementia: bit.ly/3QKVQe4 #ICESstudents #awards

Our The ONDRI Study research found large declines in emergency department visits for both urgent and non-urgent conditions among people with dementia living in the community during the first two waves of the COVID-19 pandemic. See below! ICES Ontario Brain Institute Équipe ROSA Team

It’s #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek! Our study on neurological and psychiatric comorbidity among adults in ONT found those w/neurological disorders more likely to also have a psychiatric disorder (and vice versa) bit.ly/3dKUbGz #anxietydisorder #dementia #parkinsons #stroke

We were so lucky to have you as part of our ICES The ONDRI Study team, Dan Harris and certainly miss you in Toronto! This article captures your hard work and bright future ahead! Congratulations!