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SFU study reveals alcohol significantly reduces chance of being rescued from drowning

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By Sam Smith
| Simon Fraser University (SFU)
As families get ready for outdoor summer adventures, an SFU study has found that alcohol significantly reduces the chance of youths being rescued from drowning. The findings indicate that teenagers are nearly eight times more likely than infants to drown without any rescue attempt, while the presence of alcohol quadruples the chance of no rescue attempt.
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SFU study pushes for more inclusive urban design for people living with dementia

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By Sam Smith
| Simon Fraser University (SFU)
Research Navigating Vancouver’s streets on foot can feel somewhat perilous. Cars, cyclists and e-scooters come at you from all directions. Construction shuts off walkways leading to diversions. Sidewalks are often uneven and in need of repair. For people living with dementia, overcoming such challenges can be even more confronting, which is why a new Simon Fraser University study has sought to find out more about their experiences and what can be done to improve urban design.
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Canadian youth lobby Ottawa for action on AI safety and online harms

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By Sam Smith
| Simon Fraser University (SFU)
Artificial Intelligence Canadian youth have delivered a set of AI policy recommendations to ministers, parliamentarians and senators in Ottawa as they seek to make their voices heard at a pivotal moment in the debate around AI and online harms. Among the proposals is an age-verification system to restrict users’ access to generative AI platforms, while there is also a call for AI companies to address the addictive design of AI chatbots.
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