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Our new research article published today:
70,000 workers followed for 2 years shows that micro-exercises at the workplace can potentially prevent 13% of all long-term sickness absence i Denmark.
Full-text article:
https://t.co/nuFZ1isZxC
1: Et nyt dansk studie viser, at selvvalgt ugentlig arbejdstid på op til 64 timer ikke udgør et generelt sikkerheds- og sundhedsproblem set fra et samfundsperspektiv. https://t.co/8ulGUFpTBs. En tråd 🧵 ⬇️ #arbejdsmiljø#arbejde#dkpol#sundpol
NIVA course on Prolonging Working Life among Senior Workers coming to Malmö, Sweden! 🇸🇪
Join us May 13-15, 2025 at Radisson Blu.
https://t.co/ANu2Rgrm8T #OccupationalHealth#SeniorWorkers
@LSaugman@rlopezbu@jcalatayud_ Hi Lau, the present results should be interpreted together with the previous studies that we include in the paper as one study newer gives all the answers. Regarding limitations, we discuss nine principal limitations at the end of the paper (open access): https://t.co/AWBKTMbCuk
Regular physical activity can help prevent diagnosed depression:
40 minutes of physical activity per day is a good compromise between amount and effectiveness.
Our research paper with 74,715 adults followed during 8 years:
https://t.co/AWBKTMbCuk
Trends in depression in the European population aged 50 years and older is now online in AJE. From 2004 to 2022, the prevalence of depression in Europe decreased significantly by 5.9%. Find more👉https://t.co/5RIjfQA5BP
Optimal dose and pattern of physical activity to reduce risk of depression. Our new study conducted with data from the UK Biobank is now online.👇 https://t.co/04N6BmoEti
Last paper of 2024. 👉High occupational physical activity is associated with higher mortality risk among Spanish working men. Prospective cohort study with more than 500,000 individuals. https://t.co/dUyv1giK62 @ActiveBuildings@LarsLAndersen@jcalatayud
The triad of physical activity for cardiovascular health. ⏩A review on why a combination of moderate, vigorous and muscle-strengthening physical activity is superior than either of these singular modalities to improve cardiovascular health. https://t.co/uDopaDqO6q
🚀 Excited to announce the 3rd International PEROSH Conference on Prolonging Working Life! 🌍 📅 24-25 Oct 2024 | 📍TNO, Leiden, The Netherlands & Online
https://t.co/uKlXx2Qd2W
#ProlongingWorkingLife#HealthyAging#TNOEvent
New Year's resolution about healthier living? Then you can find a bunch of inspiration in this comprehensive review with 145 references:
"Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention at the Workplace."
https://t.co/oOh4xjbCYH
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Unlock the secrets of workplace health promotion! 🌟 Over 150 research studies distilled into one comprehensive review. 📚 Want a personal copy? 📩 Retweet and I'll send it your way! 🔗 https://t.co/Uv79Wr1wON
Original: @JVinstrupain, @LarsLAndersen et al. highlight that pain control beliefs are associated with disability pension among eldercare workers with persistent pain.
— Individual pain-related cognitions may influence the experience of pain
Full: https://t.co/NGncAeab6c
Do you want to know what the SWOLE model of Workplace Health Promotion is? 💪
Based on almost 150 research articles, here is - summed up in one review article - all you need to know about Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention at the Workplace:
https://t.co/oOh4xjbCYH
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Mental health and vitality predict spinal pain 💥
Couldn't imagine one of my PhD papers would be a collaboration with the top cited researchers in my PhD grant application 4 years ago 😯
Thanks to @LarsLAndersen for giving me this opportunity 😁
https://t.co/d7fh1liHgx
Just published:
Trends in adherence to the muscle-strengthening activity guidelines in the US over a 20-year span
https://t.co/ZfyILnBOiJ
@jcalatayud_@rlopezbu
Just published: Regular use of painkillers and anxiety/sleep meds among workers markedly increases the risk of early death.
In this study we interviewed and followed 7700 workers for 11 years in a national register: https://t.co/1ZC37XxyiI
#opioids#drugs#depression#pain