Subject: Reminder - YU CARE 'Aging in the City Seminar' with Dr. Larry Chambers- December 9, 2021
YU CARE is pleased to invite you to the upcoming ‘Aging in the City’ Seminar where Dr. Larry Chambers will be discussing: “How to Reduce Risk of Dementia” Thursday December 9, 2021 12- 1PM Via Zoom. This is a free event, however registration is required.
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/aging-in-the-city-seminar-with-dr-larry-w-chambers-tickets-199218627277
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Thank you,
Adam
Adam Charnaw, BA CPT
Centre Coordinator
York University Centre for Aging Research and Education (YU CARE)
Faculty of Health
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