#ALSWH - Twitter Hashtag

over 1 year ago

💬Did you know? A recent study reveals that diet quality plays a key role in managing depressive symptoms. 📖Learn more: https://t.co/wwQPRoKmCD Credit: Journal of Affective Disorders #ALSWH #Depression #WHO #HealthyEating #Nutrition #WomenHealth #meded #eMedNews

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Mark Hamer @ma_hamer

about 3 years ago

Great to see first outputs from #activpal substudy #ALSWH PhD student Le Wei ⁦@M_Stamatakis⁩ ⁦@mishra_gita⁩ ⁦@Matthew_Ahmadi_⁩ ⁦@SebChastin⁩ https://t.co/VoOpM04vkP

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Food Mood Doctor @FoodMoodDoctor

over 3 years ago · Cairns

My final PhD paper published today: A longitudinal analysis of Australian women's fruit and vegetable consumption and depressive symptoms https://t.co/nNsJSpfUDb @BondUniversity @WileyGlobal @ALSWH_Official #BondUniversity #Bond #research #NutritionalPsychiatry #Depression #ALSWH

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Leesa Hooker @leesahoo

over 4 years ago

Pleased to present our #ALSWH data on #unplannedpregnancy which explored #rural and metro differences #womenshealth

Sarah Ratcliffe (she/her), PhD @S_RatcliffePhD

over 4 years ago

.@leesahoo on the prevalence of unplanned pregnancy & associated factors among young Australian women. #SPHERE2021 Lookout for the publication to come. An insightful resource shedding light on #UnplannedPregnancy, #abortion, & live #birth rates by location.

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Lisa Akison @DrLisaAkison

about 5 years ago · Brisbane

Dr Katrina Moss on perinatal mental health issues, studied in the longitudinal #ALSWH cohort. @UQ_News @mishra_gita Mental health screening has increased markedly over 2000-2017, but 1:5 still not receiving recommended screening in 2017. #QLDWomensHealth

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Lisa Akison @DrLisaAkison

about 5 years ago

@gabriela_mena12 from @UQ_News on associations between physical activity, BMI and menstrual problems using the #ALSWH longitudinal cohort. Low activity and high BMI not good. #QLDWomensHealth

DrLisaAkison's tweet photo. @gabriela_mena12 from @UQ_News on associations between physical activity, BMI and menstrual problems using the #ALSWH longitudinal cohort. Low activity and high BMI not good. #QLDWomensHealth https://t.co/MqS73lHS70

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UQ CRExPAH @CRExPAH_UQ

almost 6 years ago

The next step was to analyse data from the largest study on women’s health in Australia #ALSWH @ALSWH_Official. This analysis explored the associations between #physicalactivity, #sittingtime & #BMI with problems with fertility in a cohort of > 6,000 women followed over 15 years.

CRExPAH_UQ's tweet photo. The next step was to analyse data from the largest study on women’s health in Australia #ALSWH @ALSWH_Official. This analysis explored the associations between #physicalactivity, #sittingtime & #BMI with problems with fertility in a cohort of > 6,000 women followed over 15 years. https://t.co/K8eHDAoyiK

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Food Mood Doctor @FoodMoodDoctor

about 6 years ago

@Stata Longitudinal Data Analysis Workshop at 2 am in the morning. @AcademicChatter @OpenAcademics #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #DataScience #research #PhD #phdlife #phdchat #ALSWH #Stata #WomenInSTEM #dataanalytics

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Peta Forder @TweetsPeta

about 6 years ago

This has been keeping us busy over the last few weeks. Great effort by the team running. Quick snapshot surveys every fortnight during #COVID19 pandemic @ALSWH_Official #ALSWH #covid19australia #Covid19aus #COVID19Stress #covid19impact https://t.co/ghwkzL8tXp

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Food Mood Doctor @FoodMoodDoctor

over 6 years ago

thrilled to receive an email from #ALSWH approving data access for our cohort study on diet quality and depression symptoms in Australian women @SallySargeant @jacquiyoxall @JoanneBradbury #AcdemicTwitter #foodandmood #AcademicChatter #scu #nutritionalpsychiatry #WomeninSTEM

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Massey HART @MasseyHART

over 6 years ago

Interesting presentation from Prof Julie Byles at IAGG Asia-Oceania - great info on how the #ALSWH has identified conditions such as Dementia using self-report surveys in conjunction with linked health data.

MasseyHART's tweet photo. Interesting presentation from Prof Julie Byles at IAGG Asia-Oceania - great info on how the #ALSWH has identified conditions such as Dementia using self-report surveys in conjunction with linked health data. https://t.co/lgMSe6Uki0

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Sarah Ratcliffe (she/her), PhD @S_RatcliffePhD

about 7 years ago

🎓Educated women get abortions: in fact Australian women with aspirations for further #education are more likely to terminate a pregnancy than other women #ALSWH (Taft & Watson, 2019, https://t.co/mxh2832aKr) 6/6

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Hiba Jebeile @HibaJebeile

about 8 years ago

Interesting that these middle aged women are more likely to engage in extreme weight loss behaviours- as dietitians we need to ask why they are not accessing services #DAA2018 @DAA_feed #ALSWH https://t.co/Gh38EWfE3W

Stephanie Partridge @DrStephaniePart

about 8 years ago

Small amounts of weight gain in women associated with decreased wellbeing & 75% trying to control their weight #ALSWH #DAA2018

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Stephanie Partridge @DrStephaniePart

about 8 years ago

Instead of collecting new data, check out large #datasets with an abundance of data like #ALSWH, Prof Lauren Williams #DAA2018 #ThinkBig

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Stephanie Partridge @DrStephaniePart

about 8 years ago

Small amounts of weight gain in women associated with decreased wellbeing & 75% trying to control their weight #ALSWH #DAA2018

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Laureate Prof Clare Collins AO @ProfCCollins

about 8 years ago

@JHNDEditor Thanks for profiling our research in #ALSWH Better #DietQuality = Lower healthcare costs https://t.co/rDKZNOFpum @amandapatuon @jacklynkjackson @DrTracyBurrows @WHoA_Official

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Dr Jacklyn Jackson @jacklynkjackson

about 8 years ago

Improving #DietQuality could reduce healthcare costs. Findings from the #ALSWH https://t.co/nqjIaGOBjo @ProfCCollins @DrTracyBurrows @amandapatuon @WHoA_Official @DAA_feed

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Dr Catherine Chojenta @cathchoje

over 8 years ago

Our newly published paper in #anzjph examining older women’s hospitalizations for rehabilitation and convalescence. Our analysis of #ALSWH data found women in rural areas are more likely to have an extended acute hospital stay which may not be appropriate. https://t.co/En62WCZqVm

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