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Long-term health care: A look inside the often-baffling system | The...
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... staff who are trained and who have the skills to respond to the needs of residents with dementia or cognitive impairment,” argues Gale Carey, ...
Alarming Alzheimers report
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Within six years, York Region can expect a 35-per-cent spike in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, states an Alzheimer Society of Ontario strategy...
Ontario's long-term care bed shortage is failing families with...
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TORONTO, June 5, Ontario's long-term care bed shortage is failing families with dementia.
Flame retardants found to cause metabolic, liver problems
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Gale Carey, professor of nutrition at UNH, and her team of researchers found that laboratory rats that were exposed to polybrominated diphenyl ...
Guiding Stars in UNH Dining Halls - Guiding Stars
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There’s a growing worldwide concern for the plight of honey bees. Colony Collapse Disorder–where entire colonies of bees seem to vanish without a trace.
Flame Retardant Chemicals May Prompt Metabolic Dysfunction |...
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Gale Carey, from the University of New Hampshire (New Hampshire, USA), and collegues exposed laboratory rats to polybrominated diphenyl ...
JA alive and well | Rotary Club of Brampton
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Last week Gale Carey, president and CEO of Junior Achievement, Toronto and York, praised and thanked our club for its long-term involvement in JA.
Obesity and environmental chemicals -- New re | EurekAlert!
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Could your couch be making you fat?
A team of researchers at the University of New Hampshire is investigating whether the increasing ubiquity of chemical...
Ontario Alzheimer’s group launches program to prevent wandering | CTV...
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When seniors with dementia wander off without warning, it can be a frightening experience for their family and caregivers. In fact, as many as three out of...
Sour taste | New Scientist
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BREAST-FEEDING babies could be put off their milk if their mothers exercise too hard, a study in New Hampshire suggests. Timothy Quinn and Gale Carey of the...
Study: Chemicals, Flame Retardants in Furniture Could Contribute to...
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We know that the act of sitting on one's couch too often could contribute to a shorter lifespan...but is it possible that chemicals lurking on said couch...
Study: Common Flame Retardants Linked to Obesity, Liver Problems |...
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The research involved polybrominated diphenyl ethers, or PBDEs, which are synthetic flame retardants found in couches, carpet padding, electronics and other...
UNH Researchers Tie Flame Retardant Chemicals To Obesity And Diabetes...
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Researchers at the University of New Hampshire say it’s not just bad diets and little exercise causing rising rates of obesity and diabetes. In fact,…
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