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The impact of sensory impairment on the discordance between objective and subjective cognition

We will examine whether and how sensory impairment (vision or hearing impairment, or both)...

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Can social connections help protect against the risk of diabetes and its complications of physical and mental health?

Diabetes and its complications are major health challenges affecting millions of Canadians, especially older...

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Developing a dietary diversity score within the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging and exploring associations with cognitive trajectories

We are studying how the diversity of food that people eat relates to their...

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Baseline metBMI and epigenomic signatures: a precision medicine framework for predicting cardiometabolic disease trajectories in aging populations

Traditional body mass index (BMI) poorly predicts who will develop diabetes and heart disease....

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Emulating a clinical trial of glaucoma screening using artificial intelligence in the Canadian population

This study uses artificial intelligence (AI) to detect undiagnosed glaucoma — a leading cause...

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Examining intersections of biographies & biologies: diversity & outcomes of people with multiple sclerosis in Canada (iBio2Div-MS)

Each person’s experience with multiple sclerosis (MS) differs and is likely due to a...

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Understanding the characteristics of older adult volunteers sustainability

All community programs depend on volunteers, and anyone can be a volunteer. Seniors represent...

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Migraine and its relationship to cognitive function, hormonal factors, vascular disease and dementia in an aging population, an analysis of the prospective cohort longitudinal CLSA study

It is unclear whether individuals with migraine experience greater cognitive decline or higher dementia...

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Subjective and biological aging: Examining the association between perceived healthy aging and epigenetic age acceleration in a Canadian cohort

This study investigates the association between biological aging (as estimated by DNA methylation) and...

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The epigenetics of chronic liver disease

Steatotic liver disease (SLD), previously known as fatty liver disease, is the most common...

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Multi-organ functional ageing in the CLSA: Longitudinal phenotypes, omics, and mortality

We age in different ways. Some people lose strength or walking speed quickly; others...

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Exploring the role of diet-induced premature immune aging on the development and prevention of early onset colorectal cancer

Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in Canada and is...

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