Learn about a rapidly growing exciting area of research: lifestyle medicine.
Read Dr Rebecca Kuruvilla’s interview with @ellenfallows of the British Society of Lifestyle Society @BritSocLM about this holistic approach to medicine in #Commentary: https://t.co/3WEyHwRGBr
A simple way to improve your mood is to curate your feed.
Evidence: People were randomly assigned to unfollow accounts that spewed hostility, hyperpartisan views, and low-quality information.
6 months later, they had significantly higher well-being and lower outgroup animosity.
I'm really looking forward to speaking at this @ImperialBiz@imperialcollege 26th Nov event on "Ultra-processed food: the scope for government action". I'll be presenting our team's work on policy approaches and political economy of regulating ultra-processed foods in global context @SlaterS0103 @TanitaNorthcott @MarkLawrence_Oz@prof_christine @BenjaminM_Wood @jjaimemiranda@marionnestle@SBarquera - register at this link here 👉 https://t.co/r2LjUElhyZ
I’ll be sharing a primary care and Lifestyle Medicine perspective around food and child health at this important Westminster Forum event that will cover:
👉current issues in food policy for children
👉priorities for improving school food standards
https://t.co/jOnrVudeoQ
📣I will be speaking at the Westminster Food & Nutrition Forum on Priorities for food labeling in the UK on Sep17.
Sign up below! 💥
@wfpevents, @UoNresearch
https://t.co/pwmAtgQqhU
Massive thank you to @BritSocLM for awarding me an honorary fellowship in Newcastle this evening. Our shared interest in the true causes of chronic diseases is what binds us together @ellenfallows
A new review covering more than 1.2 million young people says that additional risks of energy drinks are now apparent, including anxiety, stress, and suicidal thoughts.
It concludes that the UK should ban selling them to young people
https://t.co/gzkl7fWnP9
More than 1.3 billion people will be living with diabetes in 2050 unless we change course, suggests new @IHME_UW#GBDStudy.
Explore the data—estimates of the burden from 1990-2021, with projections of prevalence up to 2050—in full: https://t.co/7SJM0RS2v5 #ADA2023
Your next poo could save your life. Just a tiny sample detects signs of cancer before you notice anything wrong.
If you’re sent a bowel cancer screening kit, put it by the loo. Don't put it off.
For more info, including a BSL guide, visit https://t.co/h5ihRezjOz
🧵 The UK has some of the lowest rates of exclusive #breastfeeding in the world.
Our latest report finds many women would have liked to breastfeed for longer, highlighting the importance of addressing the barriers they're facing.
Read more: ➡️ https://t.co/jSQuW8vySj
#EarlyYears #childrenshealth
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Dr. Mark Horowitz (@markhoro), who will be publishing "The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines" in February, spoke with Sarah Macdonald of ABC Radio Sydney.
You can listen to the interview at this link: https://t.co/h2x0CikyRA
How often are people getting diagnosed and medicated when their issues are actually a result of certain foods and drinks they are consuming?
Link: https://t.co/ttBMWQyaf5
"Several participants expressed frustration that they had not had these resources earlier, with one reporting the information could have been life changing. Many participants commented on the need for these resources to be widely available..."
https://t.co/Pir1LzK0tM
WHO states pills aren't needed for mild #depression. Clinical guidelines outside the US state "antidepressants are not the best 1st line intervention for mild/moderate #depression. Following these guidelines can reduce #akathisia & prescribed harm.
https://t.co/qyepmf1ERE
Bereaved parents in France have joined together to file complaints about the serious & sometimes fatal adverse effects of #paroxetine. Both families lost sons to sudden and out-of-character death shortly after their sons started the drug. https://t.co/Bp2oTdmxHC
Measles is a horrible and potentially dangerous disease. Completely preventable by a safe and free vaccine. Get your child vaccinated. https://t.co/ittryut1EQ
The discussion about how best to support people with depression, is very important and very nuanced. If you want to join me to share evidence, opinions and experiences, you can do this with me on linkedin.