mobility
Coverage of mobility in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Super movers’ have half the risk of brain decline in old age — even if their brains show signs of dementia
A study found that older adults with high mobility, termed 'super movers,' have half the risk of brain decline in old age despite showing brain aging signs linked to dementia. The research highlights the connection between mobility, lifestyle factors, and cognitive resilience.
- Bus travel for women: Which States offer it free and how to avail?
Free bus travel for women is being offered by some states to increase mobility, though challenges in implementation remain.
- A PT shares 1 exercise you should do to build full-body muscle and stay youthful as you age
Physical therapist Will Harlow recommends goblet squats as an accessible exercise for building full-body muscle, improving stability, and promoting healthy aging. The exercise requires minimal equipment and targets strength, mobility, balance, and joint health, aligning with Harlow's four pillars of longevity outlined in his book 'Independence for Life'.
- Stop the Nomenclature Nonsense
The article 'Stop the Nomenclature Nonsense' advocates for clear communication regarding credits, supports, pathways, timelines, costs, mobility, affordability, licensure, and workforce connection to align these factors effectively. It emphasizes that clarity in terminology will foster progress in these interconnected areas.
- 25 stretches that counteract sitting at a desk all day
The article provides a guide to 25 desk-friendly stretches designed to relieve tension, restore mobility, and counteract the physical effects of prolonged sitting.
- Woman with advanced Alzheimer's regained speech and memories after taking magic mushrooms
A Japanese American woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease showed significant improvements in speech, mobility, and memory after taking psilocybin-containing mushrooms in a case study published in Frontiers in Neuroscience. The study notes limitations due to being a single-patient case without controls or long-term follow-up.
- Uzbekistan’s Emergence as Central Asia’s Mobility Hub
Uzbekistan is experiencing record visitor numbers driven by social and economic ties, contributing to regional reintegration and expanding Tashkent's influence across Central Asia.
- Kawasaki Heavy Industries opens physical AI center in Silicon Valley
Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has opened a physical AI development center in San Jose, California, to advance practical applications in healthcare, mobility, and semiconductors through collaboration with Nvidia. The move comes amid growing concerns over cybersecurity risks from unregulated AI.