Daniel Schwade

Vanier Scholar and PhD. Student in Applied Health Sciences at @umanitoba and @sbrc. Interests: cardiovascular disease, metabolomics, frailty, exercise.

[Daniel Umpierre @danielumpierre]

Today, we are launching the SEES Initiative (https://t.co/OvsjEM9QyN), which stands for Strengthening the Evidence in Exercise Sciences. This is a lively surveillance project by which we have been assessing methodological and reporting standards in scientific publications. 1/n

[Existential Comics (find me on bluesky) @existentialcoms]

Hilarious when people say that philosophy is useless and we shouldn't bother with it.

Like they looked at the world and thought to themselves "the big problem I see is that too many people are questioning what they are told. People need to think less." lol ok.

[Vandré C. Figueiredo @VandreCF]

When studies try to assess on what activities people use their leisure time, in fact, they find that no, there is no lack of time, there is merely a “perceived lack of time”. As Heesch & Mâsse (2015) concluded “lack of time may not be a valid excuse for staying inactive.”