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For assisted living, online reviews are important-5168

For assisted living, online reviews are important

An online survey was conducted by a software advisory firm and responses gathered from 2,711 people in the United States who were searching for assisted living options for themselves or another.

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Consensus paper refutes claims of some brain games marketing-5152

Consensus paper refutes claims of some brain games marketing

Convened by researchers at The Stanford Center on Longevity and the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, 69 cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists signed a consensus statement addressing concerns that “brain game” products are being marketed with statements that the games are based on “scientific evidence” and implied promises of effectiveness that are not accurate.

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It's the person, not the demographic-3231

It's the person, not the demographic

Marketers, take note. An appeal to personality is likely to be more successful than an appeal to a demographic group (age alone, for example).

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Women, not men, learn about stroke symptoms from television campaign-3061

Women, not men, learn about stroke symptoms from television campaign

In Japan, a one-year public health television campaign was created to educate viewers about the early symptoms of stroke. In the campaign area and a control area, 1,960 residents ages 40-74 years answered a telephone survey.

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Those with smartphones, shop-3034

Those with smartphones, shop

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Snail mail or email? Consumers prefer the post office-2926

Snail mail or email? Consumers prefer the post office

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