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Older adults are using AI. Here’s how and what they think of it

Artificial intelligence is a lively topic of conversation in schools and workplaces, which could lead you to believe that only younger people use it. However, older Americans are also using AI. This raises the questions of what they’re doing with the technology and what they think of it. I’m a researcher who studies older age, […]

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Quantum Change: Restoring Balance Through Energy Medicine &Raquo; 2431

Quantum Change: Restoring Balance Through Energy Medicine

Health is more than the absence of symptoms. It is a dynamic state of flow, coherence, and harmony within the body, mind, and spirit. In Episode 2 of The Resonant Body podcast trilogy, Dr. Michelle Greenwell and Dr. Christina Ross explore how quantum change can transform our understanding of health, moving us from a limited […]

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🎶 Intuitive Musician Training Program &Raquo; 1F3B6

🎶 Intuitive Musician Training Program

Unlock your intuitive potential and explore the future of music, movement, and NeuroArts. Musicians are invited to join a groundbreaking program designed to help you develop the ability to play intuitively, responding in the moment to the energy, presence, and movement of others. This unique journey combines music, movement, special protocols for building resiliency and […]

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Food fix: This diet helps to offset genetic risk for Alzheimer’s, according to new Harvard study

Yet more research shows how the foods you eat could help safeguard your memory. A groundbreaking study from Harvard, published in Nature Medicine, found that following the much-touted Mediterranean diet may help lower risk of developing dementia and slow cognitive decline. At first glance, this may not sound particularly surprising. Afterall, study after study has […]

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How older people are reaping brain benefits from new tech

It started with a high school typing course. Wanda Woods enrolled because her father advised that typing proficiency would lead to jobs. Sure enough, the federal Environmental Protection Agency hired her as an after-school worker while she was still a junior. Her supervisor “sat me down and put me on a machine called a word […]

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