Ageing Well for Life – How to reduce the risk of dementia
Dementia isn't part of the retirement plan for most of us — yet in Australia, …
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Ageing Well for Life Seminar Series
Welcome to NeuRAtalks led by Neuroscience Research Australia, an independent, not-for-profit research institute based in Sydney, Australia.
As a leader in brain and nervous system research, our goal is to prevent, treat and cure neurological diseases, disorders and injuries.
In our Ageing Well seminar series, you will learn how to reduce risks around dementia, what to look for when it comes to early onset Alzheimer’s disease, why strength and balance exercises are so important as we age and how to reduce your risk of falls. Hear from our experts about cognitive impairment and dementia, and particularly the relationship of cognitive function to postural stability, falls and fractures, and find out how to keep safe on the roads as you age.
Series 4: Ageing Well Week
A series of our NeuRATalks videos from Ageing Well Week
Series 3: Brain Awareness
A collection of some of our NeuRAtalks videos in a brain awareness special feature
Series 2: Brain matters
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Series 1: Mental health
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Welcome to NeuRAtalks seminar series. At NeuRA our focus is on the road ahead. The purpose of our research is to discover, conquer and cure disorders of the brain and reduce the burden of these disorders on our community. I hope you can join us online this June during Ageing Well Week to hear from some of our inspirational scientists on their current research work, discoveries and future hopes for medical breakthroughs.
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