New grant application period March 10-31, 2023.
"With this grant, the Cultural Foundation aims to support art that is meaningful for more and more people and, thereby, for society as a whole. The purpose of this form of support is to fund art projects that make an impact and touch, in addition to art experts, the wider public. As the importance of proceeds from ticket sales can be expected to grow as a source of funding, the purpose simultaneously lends support to the expansion of production funding bases."
With the Winter Olympics, have been watching a lot of figure skating. It is awesome to think about how we can do this with our friends and family, have fun, and exercise. I wish it was more accessible in places that there aren't any ice rinks or anything.
Surprised that previous Olympics and youth sports in general did not have an impact on physical activity. Times are just different for the youth and variety of activities they partake in, which is not an entirely bad thing. But even on a small scale, we hope that promotion can inspire some youth still.
This should be a continuous conversation with lending aid and care in different places. There has to be protocols in place to ensure risks are mitigated when traveling all over where there are endemic diseases, etc.
Interesting to see this scoping review. Sounds like there are more options of the low to no alcohol, which can be a driver to buying those, personal preference. More research seems to be needed on what the actual impacts are and that can take some time. But good to see what publications are out there then doing systematic reviews or new studies to drive policy eventually.
Great paper to compare characteristics especially when illnesses present similarly. With tests and other comorbidities, this presents those comparisons.
Replicating results is the way to advance research. I think it makes sense for this to be a requirement for publication. It may take a little more time, but it can be better than finding out results cannot be reproduced and take us many steps back instead of continuing to advance.
I could not access the article or abstract, but based on the title, I can only imagine it would ramp up behaviors of washing hands and taking on caution. I think more so in other countries versus the US, they take more caution when it comes to health and germ spreading, etc. Masks were more normative in other places and I think the media would only create concern to which it makes a person want to partake in protective behaviors.
In the decade since, is there equality in research? At least more so? This is an important discussion as this creates a huge disparity in care, research, etc.
We have certainly progressed and come far from this with new challenges being solved time and again through research, treatment, testing, and real life workings.
Could not locate paper, but there are many papers similar to this in previous years. We know technology takes a lot of attention away from doing other activities. I wonder if the association would be linear or have more variation to it.
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