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The SLEEP HUB: an open science ecosystem for transforming sleep research
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-sleep-hub-an-open-science-ecosystem-for-transforming-sleep-researchThe SLEEP HUB is an innovative platform aimed at advancing sleep research and fostering collaborations at various levels—local, national, and international. The SLEEP HUB is an innovative platform aimed at advancing sleep research and fostering collaborations at various levels—local, national, and...
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The small intestinal environment and Alzheimer’s Disease: a new frontier in the gut-brain axis
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-small-intestinal-environment-and-alzheimer-s-disease-a-new-frontier-in-the-gut-brain-axisThere is a lot of talk about the gut microbiome in neurology. This is important, because people with neurological diseases, including Alzheimer´s disease (AD), change their diets and think about probiotics when finding out about their diagnosis. Researchers study the gut microbiome by analyzing...
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The SMART Platform for Advancing Foundational and Translational Neuroscience
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-smart-platform-for-advancing-foundational-and-translational-neuroscienceInjuries and diseases of the nervous system have devastating effects. Project Overview Injuries and diseases of the nervous system have devastating effects. Conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) often...
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The Social Network: Moving evidence on dementia into practice with ethnically diverse communities
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-social-network-moving-evidence-on-dementia-into-practice-with-ethnically-diverse-communities“Research evidence identifies that people from equity-seeking groups, particularly those from racialized communities face significant barriers along their dementia journey, both from an individual (community) and a system (policy) perspective. Project Overview “Research evidence identifies that...
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The Story of Bea
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The TeleTaCAS Randomized Controlled Feasibility Trial
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-teletacas-randomized-controlled-feasibility-trialStroke happens to 62,000 people each year in Canada. Project Overview Stroke happens to 62,000 people each year in Canada.2 Although most people survive their stroke, the brain damage that occurs can lead to problems with movement, vision, communication, swallowing, mood and thinking. Members of...
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The time to act is now. We must accelerate youth mental health research in Canada
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-time-to-act-is-now-we-must-accelerate-youth-mental-health-research-in-canadaRBC Foundation donates $2-million to help launch first-ever Brain Canada Youth Mental Health Platform Program The Brain Canada Youth Mental Health Platform, powered by RBC Future Launch will support a pioneering national project that will make meaningful advances in the field of youth mental health...
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The Toronto Dementia Research Alliance (TDRA) Dementia Clinical Research Database: A Platform in Neurodegenerative Diseases
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-toronto-dementia-research-alliance-tdra-dementia-clinical-research-database-a-platform-in-neurodegenerative-diseasesThe Toronto Dementia Research Alliance will establish a clinical research platform that will provide a consistent and efficient approach to managing research and clinical care in patients with neurodegenerative conditions. Project Overview The Toronto Dementia Research Alliance will establish a...
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The unanticipated early origins of childhood brain cancer
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-unanticipated-early-origins-of-childhood-brain-cancerBrain tumours are the leading cause of non-accidental death in children in Canada, but little is known about when these tumours form or how they develop. Researchers from SickKids, the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) and the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre...
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The University of British Columbia Genes, Cells and Circuits (UBC-GC2) platform for next-generation multiscale brain research
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-university-of-british-columbia-genes-cells-and-circuits-ubc-gc2-platform-for-next-generation-multiscale-brain-researchThere is an urgent need for research that deepens our understanding of human brain function and uses this knowledge to accelerate therapeutic breakthroughs related to brain dysfunction. Project Overview There is an urgent need for research that deepens our understanding of human brain function and...