La Temple University di Philadelphia ha portato avanti uno studio su riabilitazione post-ictus e musica.
Dallo studio si evidenzia come note e melodie possono aiutare il recupero delle persone colpite da infarto cerebrale.

La ricerca che appare sulla Cochrane Review ha evidenziato i benefici del...

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The Dalai Lama's 75th birthday on July 6 marks a bittersweet milestone. The anniversary is cause for celebration that his message of peace has become so widespread, yet it is also illustrative of his mortal frailty as China's power grows and the Dalai Lama's fades. 

But there is also a deeper...

Extreme polemics are anti-peace and they further a cycle of violence. Rabbi Lerner's San Francisco home was defaced by political posters permanently glued on by whom he suspects to be right wing Zionists critical of him and Richard Goldstone, who led a 2009 fact finding mission and authored a U....

One of the holiest men in Tibetan Buddhism explains how his flock should straddle tradition and modernity.

On April 9th, the LA Times featured an article by Lily Kuo on the Beijing location of the US chain, Hooters, claiming that it offered "a snapshot of changing attitudes toward sex in China". The article, a concise example of much of what is wrong with journalism about China, is misleading touristi...

Han Chinese think Tibetans are ingrates who don't appreciate the boon Beijing has given them. This week's earthquake showed wealthy Han that Tibetans are not so well off after all.

The Annenberg Space for Photography lends itself well to documentary-like exhibitions. The Space has a reverence for the technology that goes into taking photographs and displaying them - as soon as you walk inside, you recognize that its not just four white walls that accommodate just any art...

Whether they like it or not, China has been very good for Tibetans.

China has failed, despite billions of dollars in aid, to win over Tibetan loyalty. And now Beijing is finally realizing just how badly it mishandled things.

by Samuel Bathrick

Global Fest 2010 has come and gone for the seventh time. For those who trekked it to Webster Hall on a frigid Sunday evening, instead of bundling up with a cup of hot cocoa for Survivor re-runs, the reward was a warm island oasis of their own. Three stages, twelve acts, each w...

As President Obama emphasized the benefits of the free flow of information at a town hall meeting during a visit to Shanghai last month, around 20 million citizens of China living in East Turkestan, a region comprising one-sixth of China's territory, remained submerged in an ongoing Internet blac...