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SUMMARY: UBC Homecoming | Demonstrating Health with the Health and Adult De
 velopment Lab
DESCRIPTION: As part of Alumni Day at Homecoming\, the Faculties of Applied
  Science\, Arts\, Dentistry\, Land & Food Systems\, Medicine and Pharmaceut
 ical Sciences will be showcasing some of the exciting work currently happen
 ing in and around UBC\, and hosting a complimentary reception. Everyone is 
 welcome\, with a special invite to alumni and their families! Dr. Christian
 e […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><img class="aligncenter size-medium_large 
 wp-image-16668" src="/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/08/Homecoming_-Facult
 yShowcase_web-940x450-768x368.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="297" />As par
 t of Alumni Day at Homecoming\, the Faculties of Applied Science\, Arts\, D
 entistry\, Land & Food Systems\, Medicine and Pharmaceutical Sciences will 
 be showcasing some of the exciting work currently happening in and around U
 BC\, and hosting a complimentary reception. Everyone is welcome\, with a sp
 ecial invite to alumni and their families!<br />Dr. Christiane Hoppmann\, C
 anada Research Chair in Health and Adult Development\, and the <a href="htt
 ps://hoppmann.psych.ubc.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Health and Adult
  Development Lab</a> are taking part in the exhibit and bringing their mobi
 le lab to you! Visit their table to learn first hand how partners shape eac
 h other’s health—particularly after a stroke. Experience the technology use
 d\, including an app designed by the lab\, perform the cognitive tasks\, tr
 y the health monitoring devices\, and learn about health indicators\, such 
 as portion control and lifestyle changes.<br />For more information\, visit
  the <a href="http://homecoming.ubc.ca/alumni-day/faculty-showcases/" targe
 t="_blank" rel="noopener">UBC Homecoming website</a>. See the full list of 
 <a href="http://homecoming.ubc.ca/alumni-day/" target="_blank" rel="noopene
 r">Alumni Day events taking place at UBC Homecoming</a> on September 22.</p
 ><h4><strong><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-16667" src="/wp-con
 tent/uploads/sites/2/2018/08/IMG_0053-225x300.jpg" alt="" width="225" heigh
 t="300" />In It Together</strong></h4><p>How does your partner impact your 
 health choices? And to what degree? The Department of Psychology’s Dr. Chri
 stiane Hoppmann and her team at the <a href="https://hoppmann.psych.ubc.ca"
  target="_blank" rel="noopener">Health and Adult Development Lab</a> are in
 vestigating the influence of social relationships on our health and wellbei
 ng.<br />Modern medicine\, coupled with healthier living habits\, has almos
 t doubled our life expectancy over the past century. Most people don’t want
  to just grow old\; they want to age well. And research tells us that healt
 hy behaviours are linked in couples.<br />UBC’s Health and Adult Developmen
 t Lab is exploring how partners shape each other’s health —particularly aft
 er a stroke. With older couples as key partners\, the researchers are captu
 ring the everyday experiences that draw partners towards healthy activities
  and choices. This knowledge will inform evidence-based strategies to impro
 ve the health of Canadians\, both young and old.<br /> </p>
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