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Kathleen Daly

Australia
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How Poor Sleep Ages the Brain Faster: The Link Between Sleep and Cognitive Aging Original

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By Ruth Jessen Hickman, Kathleen Daly
| Health Verified
Not getting enough sleep or enough high-quality sleep can affect your cognitive health in the long term. fizkes / Getty Images Older people often have sleep challenges, but they may benefit from seven to eight hours of sleep as much as younger adults. While you sleep, the brain performs important tasks for your day-to-day functioning and long-term cognitive health.
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Justice: word, idea, practice

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By Kathleen Daly
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Justice, as a word, is capacious; it has gravitas and moral force—a “word of magic evocations” (Cahn, 1946, p. 341). It rides on the waves of political protest; is thought to advance democracy and peace after authoritarianism and conflict; and recalls histories of war, colonialism, slavery, and violence against women and children.
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10 Causes of Zoning Out and Practical Tips To Overcome It

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By Sherri Gordon, Kathleen Daly
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Minimizing distractions, such as being on your phone, can help prevent you from zoning out. Catherine Falls Commercial / Getty Images You may zone out from sleep deprivation, mental health conditions, stress, or low blood sugar. Practicing active listening and minimizing distractions can prevent zoning out. You may wish to rule out health conditions like ADHD or mini strokes if you continue to zone out.
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