Stanford Longevity

@LongevityCenter

Redesigning Long Life and Rethinking Longevity

Stanford, CA
longevity.stanford.edu
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    Sep 6

    The Design Challenge is open! Looking for ideas? Meet Nan! …/blog-posts/

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  2. Sep 6

    Consistent, lifelong habits are key, whether it's for or other aspects of wellbeing.

    Slow and steady wins the race in achieving weight loss.
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  3. Sep 6

    "Promoting lifelong habits is about much more than just physical , and includes...all ages."

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    Sep 6

    On 9/21 Sci Dir Steve Austad & Brd Mbr Tom Rando present at the ’s symposium

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    Sep 5

    Relationship Problems? Try Getting More Sleep

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  6. Sep 5

    Registration for the is open! See how to promote lifelong habits through at

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    Sep 1

    communities of any size can adopt with impact. Q&A w/ Ken Smith, Stanford's

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  8. Aug 31

    Like to think outside the box? Check out our upcoming challenge to promote throughout life.

    Interested in design that improves lives? Spread the word: our competition opens September 5!
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  9. Aug 31

    Study shows average of is increasing, same as . is a considered factor.

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    Aug 30

    Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck via

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  11. Aug 30
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    Though this study focuses on college students, what it says about the value of can be applied to any stage of life!

  12. Aug 30

    Different for different needs; students can see who helps most even in the age

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    Aug 29

    Next wave of is starting to be better at understanding data unique to you

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    Aug 29

    Doing as much activity as you can as an individual really helps you a lot -

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  15. Aug 28

    To change how we think of , we need to change how we talk about it:

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  16. Aug 28

    Watch the free webinar tomorrow to see how can help living be a more satisfying experience.

    Join Ken Smith, & Kelly Lindstrom from Chris Guay 's Vitality Senior Living and me Tuesday, 8/29 at 1pm…
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    Aug 28

    Stanford Prevention Research Center "Do's and Don'ts": positive behavior change works!

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    Aug 28

    Reinventing Resident Engagement Through Wellness - Free Webinar 8/29

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    Aug 25

    Behavioral design can be a career path!

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  20. Aug 25

    An important example of how the little things matter. often demands such a wholistic approach.

    Want to end each on a good note? (I know I do!) Try these 6 things:
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