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[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

Congratulations to @DeptPopMed's Izzuddin Aris and Anita Wagner, and all recipients of 2022 Excellence in Mentoring Awards! Watch them be honored at the awards ceremony this Thursday. Details below.

[Jason Block @jasonpblock]

Since 2018, #calorie labeling of prepared foods has been required in food retail establishments (became law with 2010 ACA). Our team has been evaluating the effect of this law in restaurants & supermarkets, funded by @NIDDK. What have we found so far? A thread, 1/14

[CoRAL @CoRAL_DPM]

This month on @WeighingInBlog: Joshua Petimar discusses whether voluntary pledges are enough to get major food companies to reduce #sodium.

Be sure to follow @WeighingInBlog for monthly posts!

Read here: https://t.co/QN6VNDJE9W

[CoRAL @CoRAL_DPM]

CoRAL had a great time skating at 401 Park today!

[DianaS @dianasoria07]

Our study on Menstrual cycle length and adverse pregnancy outcomes among women in Project Viva is now published online! @ProjectViva_DPM https://t.co/UH11uTp8hX

[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

Now online in @EHPonline: A team including @DeptPopMed / @CoRAL_DPM's @peterjames_7 wanted to know whether racial/ethnic minority and low-SES populations in the United States are disproportionately exposed to aircraft noise. Read what they found here:

[Project Viva @ProjectViva_DPM]

Has the pandemic impacted your sleep? Results from #ProjectViva COVID-19 surveys on this topic and more can be seen on our website using this link: https://t.co/WeHa9urs9C

[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

#ICYMI: @DeptPopMed / @CoRAL_DPM's #IzzuddinAris was interviewed by @medresearchnews regarding his latest study on how early life factors affect #puberty development, online now in @JAMANetworkOpen (https://t.co/eBePhj4wz7).

[Project Viva @ProjectViva_DPM]

Thanks to our wonderful participants, staff, and researchers, #ProjectViva has had a noticeable increase in publications in the past 3 years. We look forward to continuing this trend in 2022 as we launch our next study visits! 📶

[Project Viva @ProjectViva_DPM]

2021 saw many great scientists utilize #ProjectViva data. This word cloud highlights some of the key words and topics from their research!

[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

ICYMI: led by former @DeptPopMed fellow @marciaixchel and Associate Prof @peterjames_7, a team found evidence for associations b/w nature exposure and improved cognitive function, brain activity, blood pressure, mental health, physical activity, and sleep. What next? Read on:

[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

.@DeptPopMed/@CoRAL_DPM 's @AnnaGrummon, @jasonpblock, & team wanted to know whether calorie labeling on menus was associated w/reductions in the #calorie content of menu items at large chain restaurants.

Read what they found in @JAMANetworkOpen:

[Jason Block @jasonpblock]

This is fair. The CDC had a tough call on isolation period. Like many others, I would have preferred to see a neg test or different rules for those vax’d vs not. But the CDC made a pragmatic call during a time of rising cases & COVID fatigue. Their decision is very reasonable.

[CoRAL @CoRAL_DPM]

New Editorial: Childhood Obesity Interventions-Going Beyond the Individual, co-authored by CoRAL's #IzzuddinAris and @jasonpblock, was just published in @JAMAPediatrics. https://t.co/wRaJTouozS

[Department of Population Medicine @DeptPopMed]

.@DeptPopMed's @jasonpblock spoke with @WCAI_NPR's Mindy Todd about the rising rate of #obesity, how the #COVID19 pandemic affected these rates, the resulting risks from obesity, and more.

👂Listen here: https://t.co/NzRMsgCplm