Congratulations Dr. Zachary Zimmer

Dr. Zachary Zimmer, Government of Canada Research Chair, Tier 1, Professor of Aging and Family Science, and Director of the Global Aging and Community Initiative, has been named Co-Principal Investigator on a major new research project, “Cognition After Armed Conflict: Creation of a Harmonized Cognitive Assessment Protocol (HCAP), an Examination of ADRD Risks Related to … Continue reading Congratulations Dr. Zachary Zimmer

As people age can religiosity play an active role in later-life health?

On-going population aging and increasing longevity has intensified the focus on behavioral and modifiable factors that can promote later-life health. Within this context, religiosity has emerged as a significant area of interest due to its associations with various health outcomes, including morbidity, psychological well-being, recovery from illness, and mortality. Reviewing these factors this paper, "Linking … Continue reading As people age can religiosity play an active role in later-life health?