Exploring sarcopenia as a predictive factor for the development of cognitive dysfunction Project findings Learn More
Effect of changes in social participation on cognitive functioning evolution in retirement: Influence of social support and residential setting Although people often eagerly await their retirement, some individuals show a greater cognitive decline... Learn More
A longitudinal analysis of the experiences and impacts of loneliness and social isolation in Canada As we grow older, our social circles often get smaller, and this can lead... Learn More
Does functional social support mediate the association between anxiety and executive function in middle-aged and older adults? An analysis of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Anxiety is a common mental health condition that adversely affects executive function. Executive function... Learn More
Elucidating the role of oral health towards cognitive impairment: analysis of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) Advances in life expectancy have raised the risk of age-related conditions like dementia/cognitive decline.... Learn More
Mobility and psychosocial predictors of cognition in Parkinsonism Barriers such as mobility difficulties, memory decline, emotional challenges, social isolation, and difficulties with... Learn More
Prevalence and biopsychosocial correlates of subjective cognitive decline in adults and older adults following mild traumatic brain injury Due to age-related chronic conditions and cognitive decline, older adults with a history of... Learn More
Investigating novel targets and inflammatory pathways of cognitive decline in the CLSA Dementia is a brain condition which causes problems with thinking and memory. It gets... Learn More
Investigating the interplay between genetics, social, and environmental factors in nutrition, aging, and health in the CLSA Learn More
Cognitive aging in middle and older-aged Canadians: consideration of genetic risk, modifiable factors, and biological sex Learn More
