45%
of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by targeting risk factors.
The Vibrant Mind: A guide to neuroprotective nutrition
There is a looming brain health crisis. If nothing changes, the number of people with neurodegenerative diseases will nearly double by 2050 to more than 150 million people.
With this in mind, we partnered with Social Impact Partners to study the role of nutrition in supporting lifelong brain health.
The Vibrant Mind: A guide to neuroprotective nutrition
This white paper examines the nutrients that affect our mental and thinking processes, presenting practical and science-based recommendations that can easily be incorporated into daily life.
Through this white paper we go beyond just identifying brain healthy nutrition to providing dietary recommendations, information which empowers people to take control of their brain health through informed nutritional choices.
We have incorporated the recommendations from this white paper into our new Vibrant Minds brand for senior communities and our 5,000+ dieticians around the globe will integrate these recommendations into menus for our consumers of any ago all over the world.
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Providing the right training for support teams in a hospital or senior care community can make or break the patient experience. That’s why we’ve developed CARES training to support and encourage the behaviors that matter in our colleagues. Everyone in a care setting has the power to impact the experiences that improve a patient’s quality of life.
The future of seniors and digital technology
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Social interaction, loneliness and Quality of Life in healthcare and older adults’ care
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