Scientists give houseless people $7,500 A research study led by University of British Columbia found that people who were given money actually spent it on rent, clothing, and food instead of “temptation goods” like drugs and alcohol. As a result, the recipients spent fewer days houseless and had also reported that they actually had
New $101 million human aging research prize XPRIZE Healthspan is a 7-year global competition to revolutionize the way we approach human aging. The competition for 101 million dollar prize, the largest ever, will be awarded to innovators who utilize technology to enable aging adults live longer with a better quality of life. Requirements
Empathy Exchange A podcast aimed at families of residents, and others, who share the goal of providing the best possible care. Hosted by Deborah Bakti, a former exec in senior care, the podcast explores both family and staff perspectives and seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the diverse challenges that shape senior care
What separates the very best in the world from the remaining 7 billion of us? Exceptional talent often looks like an act of revolution—a person doing something in a way no one has ever done it before—but many revolutionary talents are actually built on a foundation of evolutionary tweaks. These tweaks develop over time, often […]
Raising Owen By Suzanne Lezotte An extraordinary memoir of motherhood. Like any first-time mother, Suzanne Lezotte assumed having her first baby would come with all the usual pleasure and trials of motherhood when her son Owen was seven days old he was diagnosed with down syndrome. Suzanne shares details of her own transformation from initial
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