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OU doctor developing remote fall risk assessment for people with Alzheimer’s (opens the original)
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Falls are one of the most common health risks for older adults, and the risk can be even greater for people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Tara Klinedinst, an OU researcher who recently received a grant for her work, is developing tools to help identify fall risks earlier. Dr. Klinedinst said mobility problems can already make falls more likely as people age. Dementia and Alzheimer’s can add other challenges. “When someone does have dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, they very of
What parents should know before giving a child their first smartphone (opens the original)
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A new study is raising questions about how early children should get their own smartphones and whether having one could affect learning. Dr. Theresa Horton with Utica Park Clinic in Owasso said the study was small and more research is needed, but the findings raise an important issue for parents. Researchers looked at children who owned smartphones and whether they brought them to school or had access to them during a test. Horton said children who owned their own smartphones scored lower on a r
College Application Week helps Oklahoma students prepare for the next step (opens the original)
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For high school seniors, the college application process can feel overwhelming. College Application Week, running Sept. 21-25, is designed to help students across Oklahoma make progress toward their post-secondary plans. Dr. Reubin McIntosh with the Tulsa Higher Education Consortium said the statewide initiative gives students a focused opportunity to complete and submit college applications. “This is really just a laser-focused opportunity for high school students across our area to really soli
Tulsa tourism looks ahead after year of global attention (opens the original)
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Tulsa has drawn national and international attention this year through events including The Outsiders musical, the Capitol Cruise and the Main Street Now Conference. Renee McKenney, president of Tulsa Regional Tourism, discussed the city’s tourism momentum, upcoming Route 66 Centennial events and a proposed guest lodging tax increase. A: “It’s amazing. We have been on the world stage and everything from The Outsiders, which is the gift that keeps on giving. The Outsiders actually just had its th
Campus Tulsa brings career and culture opportunities to students (opens the original)
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Campus Tulsa is preparing to host its first Career and Culture Festival, giving college students a chance to connect directly with Tulsa employers and learn about internship and career opportunities. Program Director Brooke Antunez joined News On 6 at 4 p.m. to discuss what students can expect at the event, including employer networking, food, giveaways and activities. A: Campus Tulsa connects students with internship opportunities in Tulsa and supports them throughout their internships. The org
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