Light, magnetic pulses and gentle electrical current may help aging brains. See what Baycrest scientists are learning about neuromodulation and dementia

Baycrest experts explain inflammaging, the low-grade inflammation of aging, and how exercise, sleep, diet and connection may help lower dementia risk.

Family members and friends often make a patient’s care possible, but their own needs can go unnoticed. Recognizing caregivers and connecting them with support is part of caring for the patient. Baycrest’s free C-CART tool gives caregivers personalized resources and gives clinicians a simple next step.

Driving means freedom, connection and a sense of self. Here is how to recognize when dementia is making it unsafe, how to talk about it with care, and where Canadian families can find free, practical help.

Dance works your body, your memory and your social life all at once. Here is what the science says, and what a ballet class for older adults in Toronto looks like from the inside.

Can red light therapy help with dementia? See what Baycrest's light therapy research shows so far, including how skin tone changes the dose.