Study Objective: To describe a population that was categorized as "cognitively impaired not
demented" (CIND) and to examine the utility of some of the proposed criteria for describing …

We report on the prevalence of dementia in Canadians age 85 years and older. The purpose
of this study was to determine whether the prevalence of dementia continued to increase in …

There are conflicting reports about the potential role of vitamin antioxidants in preventing
and/or slowing the progression of various forms of cognitive impairment including Alzheimer’s …

Background: Multifaceted programs that combine assessment with interventions have been
shown to reduce subsequent falls in some clinical trials. We tested this approach to see …

Background: Concern has been raised about the potential for adverse cognitive effects
associated with the use of calcium-channel blockers (CCBs) in older people. This study was …

Objectives: To determine whether baseline self‐rated health (SRH) independently predicted
survival in an older Canadian population and to investigate the role of cognition on the SRH…

… Chahal K, Glass M, Falk J, Singer A, Leong C … Greiver M, Dahrouge S, O'Brien P, Manca D,
Lussier MT, Wang J, Burge F, Grandy M, Singer A, Twohig M, Moineddin R, Kalia S, Aliarzadeh …

Objective: to report on the relationship between serum folate levels and the prevalence of
stroke, peripheral vascular disease, cognitive problems and short-term mortality in elderly …

Objectives:We examined whether easily attainable variables were useful in predicting who
became demented over a five year period and determined the rates of incident dementia for …

This report describes a population of individuals with dementia living alone in the community.
Data were collected as part of the Canadian Study of Health and Aging (CSHA). We found …