Laboratory of Integrated Physiology doctoral students Rebekah Hunt, Justin Crane, and Molly Wong Vega have each won a Student Research Development Award at the Annual Meeting of the Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (TACSM). 1/3
Laboratory of Integrated Physiology doctoral students Seth Rinehart, Justin Crane, and Rebekah Hunt presented posters of their research at the Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (TACSM) Annual Meeting. #HHPatUH#TACSM
Science can take time-Idea developed in 2015, funding obtained 2017, study initiated 2018, and now, finally published! No Effect of Acute Eccentric Resistance Exercise on Immune Responses to Influenza Vaccination in Older Adults: A Randomized Control Trial https://t.co/cD7oPT746C
Looking forward to talks and discussion by @fitaftercancer@Neil_Iyengar, Wendy Demark-Wahnefried, Steve Clinton, @mcquadeMDLAc, Mark Dewhirst, Carol Fabian, @ZCMlab, Andrew Dannenberg, Joya Chandra, @EmilyLavoy and so many more including selected abstract submissions!
Is exercising (or not!) affecting how we are handling stress right now? My UH colleague and I are conducting a study examining stress and exercise. This study is an online questionnaire that should take ~5-10minutes to complete. https://t.co/IepEiOufrd
Thanks for showing all of the hard work before big results happen @simonloenbro tumor location, exercise time, intensity, frequency all need to be examined #ACSM19#ExerciseOncology
When your control group is more motivated to be active than your exercise group, your study finds null results for intervention, but both raise QOL @QuistMorten#ACSM19#ExerciseOncology