LEARN how you can take steps to age well and reduce your risk of dementia with Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) at seminar events in Sydney and Melbourne this June 2018.
In Sydney there will be a special seminar morning on Tuesday 19th June at the Sydney Town Hall, and in Melbourne on Wednesday 20th June at the National Gallery of Victoria, both from 11-1pm. The seminars will feature a series of leading Australian scientists including Professor Kaarin Anstey a member of the WHO Guideline Development Group on Dementia Risk Reduction, and a Senior Principal Research Scientist on Ageing Well at NeuRA.
Attending these seminars, you will learn more about; how to reduce your risk of dementia through lifestyle variations, the latest research into Alzheimer's studies, how to prevent falls as you age, with cognitive decline, hip fracture and prevention remedies, and understanding sleep patterns for those affected by dementia.
In Australia, there are over 1500 new cases of dementia diagnosed each week, and it is predicted by 2050 there will be almost 1million Australians with the condition. You can never be too young to start thinking about a sensible ageing well plan.
For most of us, dementia isn't part of the retirement plan. Waiting until your 60's to look at ways to reduce your risk isn't enough. - there is so much more we can all do to age well. Join NeuRA to learn simple steps to age well and learn how to reduce your risk of dementia from global leader in dementia, Professor Kaarin Anstey.
| SYDNEY Tuesday 19th June, 11am-1pm Sydney Town Hall | MELBOURNE Wednesday 20th June, 11am-1pm The National Gallery of Victoria |
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