Research Associate at University of Liverpool @LivUni @LivUniIPH. Interested in psychology, food marketing, public health, social media, and eating behaviour
I'm recruiting University students to complete a 12-month survey on eating and drinking behaviour across 3 time points, each lasting 15-20 minutes, with the chance to win up to £200 worth of vouchers. See the poster for further details. Please RT!
Survey: https://t.co/rMkZHDantY
My mum and I run the Great North Run tomorrow to raise money for a great cause, PROSTATE CANCER UK. Any last minute donations to help us hit our target would be really appreciated! https://t.co/WNawhi5409
Next month my mum and I are running the Great North Run to fundraise for PROSTATE CANCER UK. We would be really grateful for any donation you could make. Thank you 🙂! https://t.co/bTL1RYpQTH
Opportunity to take part in Covid-obesity research @LivUni 👀Looking to invite people with BMI of 30+ to talk about how person-centred obesity support should be done...pls take a look and share invite below, thank you!
(1/4) The HFSS beat goes on... Today, our Policy & Implementation Research team publish their latest research on the impact of junk food marketing on young people.
We find that little has changed in 2 years - with young people still recalling high levels of harmful advertising.
This news & views piece from myself and @AnnaCoatesLiv is just out: Kid influencers — a new arena of social media food marketing https://t.co/PmksUm6ub5.
New research from @CommonSense shows that the amount of time young kids, ages #0to8, spend watching online videos per day has doubled since 2017. And most of the viewing is happening on #YouTube! Learn more from the #CommonSenseCensus today: https://t.co/7RVQxKfdeW
@AnnaCoatesLiv and I wrote a blog about the UK Government new proposal for a total ban of unhealthy food and beverage advertising online ⬇️ @EmmaBoyland @EASOresearch @EASOobesity https://t.co/xtkc2xY4cz
**Participants needed for a questionnaire study exploring teenagers' use of game streaming platforms** 🎮🖥
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More information below...
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Two new research reports from Common Sense benchmark media use for kids age #0to8 pre-pandemic, and provide a deep dive into what young kids see on #YouTube, the dominant online #video#streaming platform. https://t.co/4wlp2WvqhQ