The
Institute for Successful Longevity at Florida State University is
looking for people in our area 60 and over to take part in longevity
research studies.
The
Institute for Successful Longevity does research on healthy physical
and cognitive aging to discover the causes of age-related cognitive
decline and help create effective interventions and practices.
There
are a number of different studies you can help with including one on
designing better road signs for older drivers or one using tablets to
help combat isolation.
Volunteers
can choose which, if any, research projects they would like to take
part in.
With
some projects, volunteers will be paid for helping with the research.
The
FSU Institute for Successful Longevity has sent out postcards to
registered voters aged 60 and over in Gadsden, Leon, Wakulla,
Jefferson, Franklin and Liberty Counties.
If
you are not registered to vote, or if you don’t receive a card, you
can still volunteer.
Just
go to isl.fsu.edu/volunteer, or call the institute at 850-644-8571.
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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