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Wency Leung

Wency Leung
Staff
Reporter
Health
Toronto
wleung@globeandmail.com
Wency Leung is a reporter for the Life section.

Years at The Globe and Mail

9
Wency Leung abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
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Giving up alcohol may improve mental well-being, study finds
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As Ebola outbreak grows, authorities turn to basketball great Dikembe Mutombo to spread health message
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B.C. students who took music classes scored higher than peers in math, science and English: study
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Ottawa releases long-awaited national dementia strategy
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Facial-recognition technology may help detect pain in patients with severe dementia
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Why hospitals are prescribing music therapy to babies with complex needs
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More Canadians hospitalized per day for health conditions and injuries caused by alcohol or drugs than for heart attacks and strokes combined: report
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Older adults more likely to develop dementia after a concussion, Canadian study finds
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Susan Doherty urges readers to show some kindness toward those in the grip of schizophrenia
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New national registry will collect data on brain tumours across Canada
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WHO guidelines recommend regular exercise, balanced diet as ways to reduce dementia risk
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Computer program could help track progress of brain-injured patients after release from ICU, study finds
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Amplify: Why we need to talk about menopause – candidly
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Oral contraceptives: What do we know about the effects on the brain?
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‘There’s hope.’ Princess Yasmin Aga Khan opens up about her mother Rita Hayworth and Alzheimer’s disease
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How exercise may help keep food cravings in check
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Could more daylight be a simple, free way to improve the lives of dementia patients?
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Record and replay: How a Canadian-made app is aiming to help Alzheimer’s patients improve their daily lives
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Pacemaker for the brain: An inside look at an experimental PTSD treatment
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What it’s like to be visually impaired in a world full of people distracted by smartphones
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