The Physiology of Sedentary Behaviour (& potential benefits of⬇️or breaking it up)
https://t.co/s4lSHRTCSp
Our attempt at summarising the evidence, with still much to be disentangled - distinct mechanisms, interactions, dose-response?
Huge credit to the talented @AnaJPinto👏
We have four exciting PhD scholarship positions ready at the Baker-Deakin Institute for Lifestyle and Diabetes. Come and make your mark in research!
@DeakinIPAN@BakerResearchAu@covcampus
Details: https://t.co/Flk1YYgoSD
📣 How can we reduce sedentary time and improve cardiometabolic risk markers in children? 🏃♂️❤️
Find out more in the #OpenAccess Transform-Us! cluster RCT 📄
👉 https://t.co/HbFBMoGUSm
From grant application stage to publication it's taken 6 years of hard work. Many thanks to everyone involved in this study, it's been a huge team effort. Cost-effectiveness and process evaluation papers to follow shortly.
PhD scholarships are now available within the new Baker-Deakin Department of Lifestyle and Diabetes in the Institute of Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN) at Deakin University
Fantastic to have the @DiabetesVic team at @Deakin today! It was great to hear more about their work and share some of the exciting diabetes research happening at IPAN, as well as showcase our amazing facilities.
@DiabetesVIChief
Such a fantastic evening celebrating incredible research at our joint @heartfoundation and @DeakinIPAN event.
Thanks to the Heart Foundation for supporting research over many years that continues to make a difference in so many lives.
@Deakinresearch
#ASPA2022 Conference registrations now open📢
Registration options available for students, members & non-members, as well as for in-person or virtual attendance🤝💻
We can't wait to see you online or in-person, Nov 28-29, in Melbourne, Australia 🐨🦘🌏👇
https://t.co/DAKjlY7nyl
Our latest study demonstrated a dangerous drop in incidental exercise for office workers with #type2diabetes during the pandemic. Incidental breaks in sitting time, standing up & taking a short walk deliver real health benefits #SitLessMoveMore https://t.co/aZ9dTwMUGv
The growing trend of working from home could be having a detrimental impact on our health. Experts say it's fostering lazier lifestyles, with a new trial underway in Melbourne hoping to convince workers to take a stand. https://t.co/q0l0WvDsqP @jodilee_7#7NEWS
@ASPActivity@ISPAH@narrowboat_paul Such an essential element - unifies the investments and clearly requires a systems approach. Tapping into expertise from other areas like smoking/drink-driving campaigns and applying evidence-based principles will be crucial. Tailoring messages for particular groups is important.