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Karen Parrage (brainXchange) - 5/11/2023 2:26:18 PM

CIHR-IA Engaging on Aging Tour

Share your Views: Participate in the CIHR Institute of Aging Engaging on Aging Tour

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Institute of Aging invites you to join our Scientific Director Dr. Jane Rylett at one of the stops during our cross-Canada tour this spring. These meetings will take place in person.

The CIHR Institute of Aging recently launched its new strategic plan titled Reframing Aging - Empowering Older Adults. This is your opportunity to hear about the Institute's strategic priorities for research on aging for the next five years, and for you to share your input on how we can work together to reframe aging.

We want to hear from researchers, trainees, community organizations, healthcare professionals and older adults and caregivers. Come join us to discuss the future of research on aging in Canada!

Learn more about the CIHR-Institute of Aging new strategic plan 2023-2028 and watch the video.

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