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A device donated by Theralase Technologies is being used by researchers in the Faculty of Human Kinetics to launch a clinical study on Parkinson’s disease.
A device donated by Theralase Technologies is being used by researchers in the Faculty of Human Kinetics to launch a clinical study on Parkinson’s disease.
A public event Nov. 1 will discuss the latest research on how to live healthier lives into our golden years.
Chad Sutherland is the founder of the Adapted Physical Exercise Research Group (APEX), offering programming to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Kinesiology professor Sean Horton has been awarded $198,000 to conduct a study on fitness programming for seniors.
What are the effects of adaptive exercise programs on the volunteers who help to offer them? A new study aims to find out.
Master’s student Kirsten Penrose is researching the experiences of caregivers of adults with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities.
A SSHRC-funded project studying sport and physical activity behaviours in older adults with a disability aims to promote their participation.
Officials, volunteers, and participants gathered Tuesday to celebrate Fit Together, an exercise program for adults with an intellectual disability.
Doctoral student Laura Chittle hopes her research will improve the future experiences of female ice hockey players.