Jayneel Limbachia, Emily Ionson and Dr. Akshya Vasudev.

Taking your life back

Meditation shown to be effective treatment for late-life depression

Most days, Donna Watson has a shower, eats breakfast and gets ready for her day. Along with these morning habits, she also does one important activity for both her mental and physical health – she meditates. 

“It helps me to stay in tune with my body and my mind. And with myself. I now feel more confident and capable of going about my daily living without the fear and panic attacks that I was once facing. I feel more relaxed, I worry less and I take one day at a time,” explains Donna. 

Tour visitors looking at a research poster

Community members and those in the field of health research attended a special open house and interactive tour celebrating the holiday spirit and the gift of hope that is made possible through hospital-based research.

Sharing the gift of hope through research

Parkwood Institute Research hosts interactive tour

Community members and those in the field of health research attended a special open house and interactive tour by research groups at Lawson Health Research Institute – celebrating the holiday spirit and the gift of hope that is made possible through hospital-based research.

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Applications are being accepted for the ICES Faculty Scholars Program’s fourth training cycle, 2019-2021. It is a two-year, part-time learning opportunity for Ontario-based academic faculty who wish to develop their skills in population health research.
 
The program provides access to linkable health administrative databases housed at ICES and fosters the development of interdisciplinary research collaborations among peers and experts across the ICES network.

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