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Community prioritizes research for people with dementia

Community prioritizes research for people with dementia

The Comox Valley on Vancouver Island has one of the largest populations of seniors in BC. That’s why community members are setting research priorities that support people with dementia and their caregivers.

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Survivors shape research on brain injury after intimate partner violence

Survivors shape research on brain injury after intimate partner violence

Researcher Sandy Shultz is working with survivors to support better care for people experiencing relationship violence on Vancouver Island. Trigger warning: This story discusses intimate partner violence

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