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Here’s the presentation by our very own Alvaro Fernández Ibáñez during the virtual event Find Wellbeing During Covid19 on Tuesday, April 28th.
[Read more…] about How to Boost Brain Health … right now
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Tuesday April 28th, online: Explore strategies and tools to boost mental wellbeing during (and after) Covid-19
Heads-up about a very timely virtual event next week.
When: Tuesday, April 28th, 9am — 6pm US Pacific Time (San Francisco time zone)
Where: Online
What: Find Wellbeing During Covid19 — Discover 200+ Free and Discounted Tools to help you find some relief and emerge even stronger
How: Learn More and Register HERE
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Growing concern (and hope) about astronauts’ cognitive health during spaceflight
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About the concern: Brain MRI scans may help NASA plan safer missions to space (Health Imaging):
“Not a lot is known about cognitive impairment in humans during spaceflight,” Donna R. Roberts, MD, Medical University of South Carolina’s Department of Radiology, said in a statement [Read more…] about Growing concern (and hope) about astronauts’ cognitive health during spaceflight
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Study: Adult education classes, in any subject, can boost mental and physical health
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Health benefits of evening classes revealed (Science Daily):
“Those with a taste for adult education classes have long known it, but now Oxford University scientists have confirmed that taking part in the weekly sessions can boost wellbeing — regardless of the subject studied [Read more…] about Study: Adult education classes, in any subject, can boost mental and physical health
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Trend: School-based programs to enhance resilience and emotional/ cognitive flexibility
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Dozens of programs to encourage resilience have been introduced in schools all over the world, both to help children recover from trauma, but also cope better with their day-to-day stresses. Many use techniques such as [Read more…] about Trend: School-based programs to enhance resilience and emotional/ cognitive flexibility
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How Do Words, such as Yes and No, Change Our Brains and Lives?
The neuroscience of language, consciousness, and communication raises many fundamental questions, the answers to which consistently defy definition. For example: when we speak, where do our words come from? Our brain, or our mind? And what do we mean by mind? Similar dilemmas arise when we try to study the nature of consciousness. What is it, and where is it? Is it generated solely by neural activity, or is it a separate force that influences the activity of the brain? Hypotheses abound, but nobody seems to know for certain.
However, we do have a few clues that illuminate the relationship between the brain, the mind, and [Read more…] about How Do Words, such as Yes and No, Change Our Brains and Lives?
