Concordia recognizes two of its own for their contributions to Montreal-area organizations

Next-gen research supports living better, longer

Concordia-led online project combats seniors’ isolation through conversation, art making and media creation

Dancing in the age of COVID-19

New study shows the effects of obesity mirror those of aging

Concordia’s Natalie Phillips examines the link between cognition and hearing or vision loss

Concordia’s engAGE Centre launches the Creative Living Lab at a local storefront

Concordia researchers receive more than $1 million for interdisciplinary explorations on aging

Study shows that anger is more harmful to the health of older adults than sadness

Concordia hosts 2 days of intergenerational, bilingual exchanges on aging in the city

6 plant extracts pair up to slow down aging in yeast — and maybe humans, according to new study

The psychology of health

Making Toronto more friendly to seniors is a big-city challenge, new study says

Helping seniors perform at their best

PhD candidate Rachel Downey explores how training can slow cognitive and physical decline in late adulthood

Stressed out seniors cope better by practicing self-compassion, new research shows

‘Third-age learners’ blossom in art classes, new research shows

People Like Me initiative supports individuals living with chronic conditions with exercise, education and relaxation

‘We aim to be a leader in preventive health research’: Habib Benali is named the new scientific director of Concordia’s PERFORM Centre

Montreal Gazette: Montreal moves on mobility, accessibility, housing for seniors

Canadian First: Concordia opens International Art Hives Network Headquarters

Designing video games can promote intergenerational collaboration and skill development, research shows

$1.85 million for next-gen research into sleep disorders, addiction and behaviour modification

Drummond Foundation invests in Concordia's PERFORM Centre

Alumni Recognition Awards: Dr. Yasmin Jiwani Receives Alumni Award for Innovative Teaching

Montreal Gazette: Opinion- Sales tactics for internet, phone, TV require scrutiny

BBC Radio: Eva-Maria Westbroek, Philip Venables, Opening of Queen Elizabeth Hall, Music and Wellbeing

Radio Canada International: How music can help us and not just in the usual ways

Two university research groups successfully intervene to improve Montreal's consultations with seniors

The Senior Times: West End seniors want shuttle service to medical appointments