Israeli Scientists Discover the Younger We Feel, the Better We Heal
Study: Even in old age, feeling young can decrease the chances of developing physical disability and morbidity after a stroke or fracture.
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Study: Even in old age, feeling young can decrease the chances of developing physical disability and morbidity after a stroke or fracture.
Study: Even in old age, feeling young can decrease the chances of developing physical disability and morbidity after a stroke or fracture.
As scientists gradually discover evidence that people who feel younger than their chronological age are typically healthier and more psychologically resilient, the saying "you're only as old as you feel" rings increasingly true.
Governor Hochul announced the fellows for 2021-2023.
Dispatches from a Dean Feminist Reflections Below is a note I sent to the SJSU College of Social Science on April 22, 2021. Dear College of Social Sciences (CoSS) family- We are all shocked and saddened by the tragic events in Minneapolis, Minnesota over the past few days. As human beings, many of us are overwhelmed by the complexity of the situation and the intense emotions it has created. As members of an institution that strives for social justice, we may feel discouraged and outraged. And, as social scientists, we are wondering how our disciplines and our knowledge can contribute to solut...