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SUMMARY:Engaging Millennial Minds: Heart Health & Brain Health – More Connected Than You Think
DESCRIPTION:PRESENTS \nENGAGING MILLENNIAL MINDS\n— \nHeart Health & Brain Health\nMORE CONNECTED THAN YOU THINK\n\nWhat helps your heart can help your brain too. Following a heart-healthy lifestyle can lower your chances of having a stroke\, and it can also make a big difference in your mental abilities as you age. New studies have shown that the risk factors that can lead to heart disease and stroke\, such as physical inactivity and obesity\, also contribute to dementia\, Alzheimer’s disease\, memory loss and cognitive dysfunction. \nThose with heart-healthy habits in their 20s tend to have larger\, healthier brains in their 40s. The brain is highly dependent on a healthy heart and circulatory system to work right\, so it makes sense that heart-healthy living would result in a healthier brain. \nOne strong predictor of brain health is high blood pressure\, and it is the most significant risk factor for stroke. But a stroke can happen when you’re young. Hear first-hand from a young strong survivor about her personal experience and better understand your own risks. \nEnjoy light refreshments\, and a chance to win fabulous door prizes. \nGUEST SPEAKERS \n \nDr. Walter Montanera\nInterventional Neuroradiologist\,\nProject Investigator\, Kennan Research Centre for Biomedical Science\, St. Michael’s Hospital \n \nDr. Elizabeth Chertkow\nFamily Physician\, Glengrove Medical Centre \n \nErin Carroll\nMom\, Teacher\, and Stroke Survivor \n \nDina Pestonji\nMotivational Speaker\, Coach\, and Stroke Survivor \nEMCEE \n \nJulia Hamer\nMSc Candidate\, MSc Candidate\, Institute of Medical Science\, University of Toronto\nLi Ka Shing Knowledge Institute\, St. Michael’s Hospital \nTICKETS \nGeneral Admission $35\nMillennial Minds Member $25\nMembership has its privileges! To become a Millennial Minds Member\, please visit Millennial Minds \nTo Purchase Tickets Please click the button \nBUY TICKETS\nWITH GENEROUS SUPPORT BY
URL:https://womensbrainhealth.com/event/engaging-millennial-minds-heart-health-brain-health-more-connected-than-you-think/
LOCATION:Pure Fitness\, 1 York St.\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5J 0B6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Millennial Minds
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