NARI - Media

2009
	The University of Melbourne - Visions Video Podcast Click here Two NARI / University of Melbourne led studies are investigating the impact of exercise on reducing the symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease and Osteoporosis.
	The Age - Melbourne 13 July 2009 Knowledge Transfer - Diversionary Spaces A university partnership project has provided dementia patients with a unique retreat - Write Genevieve Costigan .
2008
	The Voice : University of Melbourne Vol. 3, No. 8, 13 October - 10 November 2008 Can You Afford To Grow Old? Aged Care? Ask The Elderly Wised up to walking Quest For Alzheimer’s Early Warning .
	Perspective - What purpose do I serve? Finding meaning in being old and in care Can people in aged care still have a healthy sense of self? What are their expectations at this stage of their lives and what do the people who work with them think? Guest: Dr. Jean Tinney Research Fellow National Ageing Research Institute Posted Wed Oct 1, 2008 Audio: What purpose do I serve? Finding meaning in being old and in care (ABC Radio National) ABC Materials included in this page are protected by the Copyright Laws of Australia. All rights are reserved. © 2008 ABC.
	A unique neuro-imaging technique is putting scientists at the forefront of Alzheimer’s detection. Video: Predicting Alzheimer's (ABC Catalyst) Posted Wed Sep 18, 2008 ABC Materials included in this page are protected by the Copyright Laws of Australia. All rights are reserved. © 2008 ABC.
	Conversation Hour Dementia Forum Posted Fri Sep 5, 2008 Audio: Conversation Hour Dementia Forum (ABC Melbourne) ABC Materials included in this page are protected by the Copyright Laws of Australia. All rights are reserved. © 2008 ABC.
	Australian researchers in Alzheimer's detection breakthrough Posted Wed Jun 18, 2008 Video: NARI Director Prof David Ames on the findings (ABC News) 'Millions more needed' to stave off dementia crisis Posted Wed Jun 18, 2008 Audio: Researchers make Alzheimer's detection breakthrough (The World Today) ABC Materials included in this page are protected by the Copyright Laws of Australia. All rights are reserved. © 2008 ABC.