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Developmental cognitive neuroscience A child whose amygdala grows unusually rapidly during the first two years of life tends to have more anxiety at ages 6 to 12 than do children with typical growth, regardless of diagnosis or family history of autism.Source: sciencedirect.com Dementia-friendly tourism Research shows that travelling gives people living with dementia the
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Social workers in public libraries: An emerging area of practice that develops referral pathways Librarianship in North America is becoming increasingly more holistic with staff continuing to advocate for open, equitable access to resources and information, responsive service and awareness of needs.  Created to empower and advocated for vulnerable groups while building
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Menstrual Stem-Cells  AUSTRALIAA biologist Caroline Gargett went in search of some remarkable cells in tissue that had been removed during hysterectomy surgeries. The cells come from the endometrium, which lines the inside of the uterus. Before she could claim that the cells were truly stem cells, the team had to put them through a series […]
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Emotional well-being in adulthood FINLANDA study of different ages, 36, 42, 50, 61, etc., conducted at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, showed that mood and life satisfaction are linked to people’s experiences of their health. Emotional well-being was also found to predict subjective health up to 11 years after event.  Engineering bacteria to fight acne […]
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Building blocks in human-centred design Her journey to Toronto has been a long one. Originally from India, Dr. Desai spent 25 years studying, living and working in Australia. She earned her PhD at the Queensland University of Technology in Interaction Design, focused on human-centred design for children. She learned much about how they interacted with […]
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Supporting grief:

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Canadians aren’t getting what they need Results from the largest ever grief survey show that the very thing that many Canadians want most when they are grieving is to be asked about their loss. However, this is not how society is likely to respond. Infact, survey results clearly demonstrate the gap between the needs of […]
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The Vagus Nerve By Ann Baldwin A practical, science-based techniques that can be used to improve vagal performance with the goal of restoring and maintaining mind-body health. The book provides a clear understanding of the importance and benefits of self-regulating the autonomic nervous system. This nerve controls the stress response, regulates digestion, modulates
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How practitioners can inform research

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A new guide on knowledge transfer and exchange outlines the points of interaction between researchers and the stakeholders who can make use of research findings. A time-worn stereotype about academic research is that it’s dissociated from the real concerns of everyone else, that study results are difficult to understand or that their application to the […]
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Embracing gender equity and diversity

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We all remember how confusing and complicated our younger years were. Not only were we discovering  ourselves for the first time and adventuring within our own personalities and could be found challenging authority with true conviction.  Sadly, not all of us were able to be open about who we discovered within ourselves and as such […]