Biopsychology and Faith: A conversation with Heather Looy Canadian psychologist Heather Looy talks to Emily Ruppel and Heather Looy about some of the contributions mind science and modern biology are making to our formulations of how to respond in faith when faced with complex medical problems with multiple types of solutions and ethical ramifications. bit.ly/1jwG7Li Humans, Version 3.0 The next giant leap in human evolution may not come from new fields like genetic engineering or artificial intelligence, but rather from appreciating our ancient brains. bit.ly/1mxPdLw Blood from world’s oldest woman offers longevity clues Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper, formally the world’s oldest woman, once said there were three keys to living a long life: eating a serving of herring every day, drinking orange juice and breathing. Scientists at the VU University Medical Centre in Amsterdam have now found clues in longevity by exploring her white blood cells. bit.ly/1o1Q7PT
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