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2009  

The Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing has recently funded a new study, "Positive Ageing".

The Positive Ageing project aims to develop and evaluate a chronic disease self-management program tailored to the Vietnamese and Arabic speaking groups. We are currently recruiting people aged 50+ including Vietnamese and Arabic speaking people living in the City of Yarra and Hume-Moreland, respectively, to attend six sessions of ways to better manage your chronic disease risk factors. We would also like to hear from Vietnamese and Arabic speaking people who have had a positive experience with reducing their chronic disease risks and would like to be trained to help other people with similar health conditions.

If you are interested in participating in the Positive Ageing project as a peer educator or participant, please phone Ms. Xiaoping Lin at the National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) on (03) 8387 2609. Registration to become peer educators and participants of peer education sessions will be closed on Monday 18 January 2010.

Full report of this project will be made available in July 2010.

 

Australian study to reduce Alzheimer's symptoms through exercise

RECRUITING NOW!

Have you or a family member been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease?

The National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) and the University of Melbourne are conducting a research study to find out if physical activity can help memory and quality of life.

We are looking for volunteers who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease and their relative or close friend who would be interested in participating.

To register your interest or for further details, please contact Dr Elizabeth Cyarto on 03 8387 2332.

Click Here to download the flyer for more information (file size ~150kb)

2008

 

PUBLIC FORUM:

Cognitive decline in late life - from ignorance and despair towards understanding and hope

Professor David Ames Chair of Ageing and Health, Department of Psychiatry and Director of National Ageing Research Institute with Professor Nicola Lautenschlager Chair of Psychiatry of Old Age, Department of Psychiatry and Director of St Vincent’s Aged Psychiatry Service as they discussed age-related health problems in a special forum.

Click Here to download presentation (file size ~4000kb)

 

 



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