On February 5, 2025, join McGill Cares for a special one-hour webcast aimed at supporting informal caregivers. The session will feature expert insights on the relationship between diabetes and dementia, a growing concern for many families.
Dr. Christopher Labos, a cardiologist with a background in epidemiology, will delve into how untreated diabetes can increase the risk of developing dementia. As an Associate at McGill University’s Office for Science and Society, Dr. Labos will bring his expertise to this critical discussion, distinguishing between scientific facts and misleading headlines often seen online.
Dr. Labos, who is also a regular columnist for the Montreal Gazette and Medscape, co-hosts the popular podcast The Body of Evidence. He has appeared on various TV segments, including CTV Montreal and CBC Morning Live, and authored the book Does Coffee Cause Cancer?—demystifying common myths about food and health.
This webcast offers an invaluable opportunity to better understand the lifestyle factors contributing to diabetes and its potential link to dementia, all through the lens of reliable scientific evidence.
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