Lucie Sedláčková
@cvrcek.bsky.social
Art of Faculty Deaf Sign Language Art Women Theology
Reposted by Lucie Sedláčková
Reposted by Lucie Sedláčková
“The long-term health benefits didn’t stop there: commuter cycling was also linked to a 24% reduced risk of cardiovascular hospitalizations, a 51% lower risk of dying from cancer, and improved mental health, as measured by fewer prescriptions for anxiety and depression.” Via @momentummag.bsky.social
If you bike to work, you live longer, new study confirms
If you’re looking for an affordable and accessible way to live longer, skip the pricey wellness retreats and quirky biohacks—just bike to work.
momentummag.com
December 21, 2024 at 7:21 AM
“The long-term health benefits didn’t stop there: commuter cycling was also linked to a 24% reduced risk of cardiovascular hospitalizations, a 51% lower risk of dying from cancer, and improved mental health, as measured by fewer prescriptions for anxiety and depression.” Via @momentummag.bsky.social
Reposted by Lucie Sedláčková
Email from someone I met at a conference recently (we chatted briefly and I emailed to follow up): "nice to meet you too - I was particularly impressed by the competence with which the interpreters conveyed your contributions and questions". #impostor acadeafic.org/2022/04/25/i...
Seven manifestations of impostor syndrome for deaf academics
by Mel Chua, Maartje De Meulder, Leah Greer, Jon Henner, Lynn Hou, Okan Kubus, Dai O’Brien, and Octavian Robinson, vlog in International Sign
acadeafic.org
November 25, 2024 at 1:47 PM
Email from someone I met at a conference recently (we chatted briefly and I emailed to follow up): "nice to meet you too - I was particularly impressed by the competence with which the interpreters conveyed your contributions and questions". #impostor acadeafic.org/2022/04/25/i...