Does pregnancy affect cognitive functioning? Deakin University is now recruiting expectant mums in their 3rd trimester in the Melbourne area for a new study investigating so-called "baby brain"!
To learn more, visit https://t.co/eNqJDoMAHe.
All participants will be reimbursed.
This #MensHealthWeek, MAPP is helping support campaigns that address the wellbeing of fathers. Please join us at 11am Tuesday 12th of June on Twitter for the AFRC's #HealthyDadsChat for an informed conversation about Being a Healthy Dad. To join, go to: https://t.co/wC2LR89uWM
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MJA Podcasts 2018 Episode 9: Overweight and obesity in pregnancy, with A/Prof Kirsten Black and Kate Cheney @theMJA https://t.co/nvWt7KGRx6
The world is currently witnessing the largest generation of adolescents in human history. The decisions adolescents make, the habits they form, will determine their #health and wellbeing for a lifetime… and that of the #nextgeneration https://t.co/r4vGnqcnE8 #LancetYouth
Our new paper on adolescence and the #nextgeneration: We know the first 1000 days of life are critically important for future health, but evidence is mounting & compelling that #intergenerational influences begin well before conception. @gcpatton1 @CforAH https://t.co/P3AkDvFFx6
Podcast with A/Prof Linda Byrne, deputy head of School of Psychology @Deakin talking baby brain with @Obfus_Cate ... #openaccess ... https://t.co/SPOKpZqzJm