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Key Women's Heart Attack Symptoms Not So Different From Men's, AI Study Finds

Women are more likely to report multiple symptoms, and "the majority of women present just like men."
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Study: Social robots can benefit hospitalized children

Interacting with a robotic teddy bear invented at MIT boosted young patients’ positive emotions, engagement, and activity level.
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Mobile Technologies for Health and Wellness: A Global Perspective

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Advancing Wellbeing Seminar Series: Mel Slater

From Lenin to Einstein: How being someone else can change your behavior
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American Sign Language (ASL) at MIT

On Aug. 15, 25 MIT students and staff members were engaged in a lively lecture and discussion in Building 66 — but the room was completely …
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Advancing Wellbeing Seminar Series: Tam Vu

Non-invasive sleep quality monitoring with LIBS, an in-ear sensing system
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Advancing Wellbeing Distinguished Lecture: David Williams

Social Influences on Health: Addressing both risks and Resources
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Spreading kindness far and wide

Bettina Arkhurst comes from a large, tight-knit family. Her relatives hail from across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, and Ghana. They…
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Meet the Labbers: Agnis Stibe

"We are creating the future; we are designing it; we are building the future."
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Art installation uses sound as self-reflection

Most art galleries have a “look, don’t touch” policy, maintaining the barrier between exhibit and observer, but not the new installation at…
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SENSITIVE SCIENCE: vocal vibrations

« Vocal Vibrations » is an installation which invites the public to discover the relationship between sound vibrations stimulated by voice …
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MIT exhibits let the body hum in a vocal meditation

Hum, and sound buzzes through your lips. Sing, and it vibrates through your head and body.Sing at “Vocal Vibrations,” the musical installat…
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Jim Prochaska on High-Impact, Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs, Part 2

The Transtheoretical Model can be applied with individual patients and entire populations to produce unprecedented impacts. Assessing and u…
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Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Q&A 1

The Transtheoretical Model can be applied with individual patients and entire populations to produce unprecedented impacts. Assessing and u…
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Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Part 1

The Transtheoretical Model can be applied with individual patients and entire populations to produce unprecedented impacts. Assessing and u…
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Jim Prochaska and Rosalind Picard

The Transtheoretical Model can be applied with individual patients and entire populations to produce unprecedented impacts. Assessing and u
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Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 2 Q&A

Digital technologies have made their way into all the aspects of our lives that, according to psychology, influence our wellbeing—everythin…
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Christina A. Roberto on Improving Diet Through Evidence-based Policies

Christina A. Roberto, PhDStrategic Science: Improving diet through evidence-based policiesAbstract Poor diet and obesity are worldwide publi
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Dr. John Ratey: Exercise and the Brain

AbstractDr. Ratey will address the connection between exercise and the brain's performance and the benefits of utilizing movement to pre
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Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 2

Digital technologies have made their way into all the aspects of our lives that, according to psychology, influence our wellbeing—everythin…