Subtle differences in speed, step length and rhythm could offer a low-cost tool for improving diagnosis at the earliest stages of neurodegeneration.
Dr. Heather Keller discusses the need to transform mealtimes in Canada’s long-term care homes from a service to a meaningful form of care.
Dr. Laura Middleton and the Dementia Capable Communities project team help communities rethink how they plan and deliver everyday services so that people living with dementia are respected, supported and included.
Dr. Jordan Cannon, an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences, received funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation to fund a modular biomechanics suite to study joint function and dysfunction in athletes during movement.
Faculty of Health study aims to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia in ethno-racial communities
New research challenges gender bias in aviation performance using eye-tracking technology and flight simulation
Dr. Heather Keller awarded nearly $1M for training and evaluation related to mealtime experiences of people living in long-term care.
New study finds one-third of Canadian adults aged 55 or older are nutritionally at risk, potentially leading to increased hospital stays, more emergency visits and physician consultations for possible infections.
Kinesiology and Health Sciences Professor Lora Giangregorio has been awarded a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Bone Health and Exercise Science, with a funding allotment of $1.4 million.
Waterloo sport scientist helps to optimize mobility for national wheelchair basketball athletes.