Women's research remains underrepresented in scientific studies. That's why CAMH womenmind™ is committed to closing the gender gap in research with 30+ grants & awards distributed to advance women in science and research 💜. MORE: #IDWGIS2025

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Get the facts on women’s brain health! While in-person attendance is sold out, join us ✨VIRTUALLY✨ on February 11 for a Galentine’s gathering dedicated to women’s #brain health. REGISTER:

@DrKourgiantakis Hi Toula! Thanks for reaching out - we completely agree! We've reached out to the editors to have this headline changed.

🖤✨ This week we kicked off #BlackHistoryMonth by celebrating through music, dancing, culture and some delicious food. Thank you to our musical guests @hopkiiins and The Rhythm Station and everyone who joined us to #CelebrateDiversity.

Approximately 600,000 to 990,000 Canadians may meet the diagnostic criteria for an #EatingDisorder. In this video, Dr. David Goldbloom discusses the causes, symptoms & treatment options for people diagnosed with #bulimia nervosa. WATCH:

A new CAMH-developed drug may reverse #MemoryLoss in early #Alzheimers. Building on over a decade of research, pre-clinical trials show the drug can improve memory deficits, reverse #brain cell damage & potentially delay Alzheimer’s progression. MORE:

This week is #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek (#EDAW). In this video, Dr. David Goldbloom talks about the causes, symptoms and treatment options for people experiencing eating disorders like #anorixia nervosa. WATCH:

CAMH’s @RBC Patient and Family Learning Space is an interactive hub for patients, families and the community to access reliable information about #mentalhealth, substance use & recovery. Click the link in our bio to check out this month's ✨FREE✨ events! #MentalHealthisHealth

CAMH is proud to announce that we have received a ✨RECORD ✨number of grants and a total of $10.8M in funding as part of the CIHR (@CIHR_IRSC) Project Grant Fall 2024 competition! Congratulations to our 13 grant awardees! 🎉

RT @CAMHResearch: CAMH is proud to announce that we have received a total of $10.8M in funding as part of the CIHR (@CIHR_IRSC) Project Gra…

People with #dementia can live meaningful and productive lives for many years after an early diagnosis. Early detection provides more treatment options that can improve symptoms, slow the progression of the disease, and enhance quality of life. #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth

Today is #WomensHealthResearchDay! CAMH’s #womenmind™ has funded 18 new women’s #mentalhealth projects, seen a 140% rise in gender-focused research applications & connected ⬆️ 53% of women scientists via mentorship. Together, we’re closing the sex & gender research gap. 💜

To celebrate the release of his new memoir, award-winning author David A. Robertson joined Dr. Jeffrey Ansloos (@UofT) at CAMH this week for a powerful conversation on #Indigenous #mentalhealth, community and resiliency. Thank you, David, for sharing your story!

RT @DavidGratzer: “We all need help sometimes.” In this episode of Quick Takes, I sit down with @jossreimer, president of the @CMA_Docs, w…

While genetics can increase the risk of #dementia, they don’t guarantee a diagnosis. Dementia results from a combination of factors, including age, genetics, lifestyle, and environment. Learn more: #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth #TealforAlz

The CAMH Memory Clinic provides clarity, support & solutions for people over the age of 50 experiencing new cognitive challenges like memory lapses, forgetting names or appointments, changes in personality and more! MORE: #BellLetsTalk

According to a CAMH-led study published in @JAMAPsych, nearly 75% of young Ontarians with a #psychotic disorder had at least one #mentalhealth service visit within the 3 years before their first diagnosis! MORE: