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Online Continuing Education Series. NCCIH - Free online lectures

In this lecture divided into 8 chapters, Dr. Davidson presents the research broadly focused on the neural bases of emotion and emotional style and methods to promote human flourishing including meditation and related contemplative practices. An overview of studies conducted in laboratory on neural changes associated with different forms of meditation that might change specific brain and behavioral...
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Online Continuing Education Series. NCCIH - Free online lectures

In this lecture divided into 9 chapters, Dr. Cryan presentes the studies involving animal models, early-life microbiota manipulations, and probiotic administration in adulthood. Their research has shown that gut microbiota is essential for normal stress, antidepressant, and anxiety responses. Dr. Cryan will discuss his work as well as the concept of critical windows of time early in life when the ...
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The video explains the benefits of practicing Qigon and Tai Chi Chuan for the general health and well-being of individuals, as part of complementary and integrative therapies. Includes demonstration of practices and exercises with the respective explanations.
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This video describes about the MedlinePLUS, a database designed specifically for caregivers, health consumers, patients and family members. It show how to realise a research on a specific subject or disease with examples of videos and all the resources available in the database.
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Dr. Spiegel, a world-renowned authority on mind/body interactions in medicine talks about his groundbreaking research, supported by rigorous clinical trials, provides a link between psychotherapeutic interventions and changes in brain function, mind/body interactions, emotional adjustment, and disease outcome that could alter the standard of care for those with medical illness such as chronic pai...
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Interview with Dr. Josephine P. Briggs, when she answers questions about use of complementary and alternative medicine, based on the 2007 National Health Interview Survey Data on U.S. which results that 38% adults in the USA are using some form of complemntary and alternative medicine. Dr. Briggs also addresses the role of NCCAM in supporting evidence-based research, brings rigorous science to t...
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Dr. Robert Califf draws comparisons between information-collecting practices used by businesses and the potential in using similar approaches with electronic health records. He also introduces the NIH Health Care Systems Research Laboratory and the National Patient-Centered Clinical Research Network, PCORnet, a collaborative system which develops a very large national network that involves ten of...
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Dr. Patricia Hibberd answers some questions and explains about probiotics, fecal transplants, and omics technologies.
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Dr. Josephine Briggs, Director of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, NCCAM, comments about an article published in JAMA, that includes her viewpoint and for her deputy director, Jack Killen. She shares her thoughts about the need for a more nuanced and balanced conversation about research into complementary and alternative practices . She explained that as a result of...
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Dr. Ani Patel answer questions about how musical training might affect speech processing and reading, and cognitive functions in general. There´s evidence that musicians have better linguistic. Music exercises certain parts of the brain that are shared with language processing. He explain also that are studies and evidence between musical abilities and reading skills in children.
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