New research by @DrKrysWilkinson will be used by @gmpolice to transform the way it supports employees with perinatal mental health issues.
The recommendations will form part of a toolkit that will improve understanding and care for staff.
Read more➡️https://t.co/TPGc4WSy53
March’s MetCast is out now!
Featuring: stopping smoking-triggered heart attacks (@stevejwhite777), how to write poetry (@AMcMillanPoet) and Net Zero aviation fuels (@davidslee3).
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March’s MetCast is out now!🎧
Featuring: stopping smoking-triggered heart attacks (@stevejwhite777), how to write poetry (@AMcMillanPoet) and Net Zero aviation fuels (@davidslee3).
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How does smoking trigger plaque erosion, which is responsible for around 30% of heart attacks? New research from @ManMetUni's @stevejwhite777 explains the process for the first time.
DM if you'd like more information on the study.
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The new monthly edition of our MetCast podcast is out now!
Featuring new research on how employers feel about Universal Credit, why 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by February, and Prof Jonathan Grix discussing the legacy of the Qatar World Cup.
👉 https://t.co/2xEpokSvwT.
A new research project will investigate how well dog owners, vets and zookeepers can spot changes in how their animals walk.
Identifying these problems is a key step in diagnosing numerous musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.
Find out more: https://t.co/ccFwP65pjs.
Our High Streets are changing – but how will they thrive and survive in a post-pandemic, online shopping world? Our researchers featured on @BBCr4today and @BBCRadio4’s Your and Yours programmes to give their expert insight https://t.co/BpQjtTznhZ
Just contributed to BBC radio London on a report published about changes in the high street. The high-is more than a collection of retail shop, it is a focal part of the community. #bbcnews@ManMet_BT@mmu_business
Today, the knockout stages of the #FIFAWorldCup begin as Netherlands take on USA.
Sports psychology experts Dr Greg Wood and Dr Liis Uiga from @McrInstSport explain how anxiety changes a penalty takers behaviour and can impact their performance.
👉 https://t.co/HvjfoFzgIf.
Researchers from @McrInstSport have supported Premier League and #FIFAWorldCup referee Anthony Taylor with his preparation for this year’s tournament in Qatar.
Anthony is refereeing in today's 1pm game which sees South Korea face Ghana.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/E1FRJft9oa
Sports Law expert @prof_mark_james spoke with @mariellaf1 yesterday on @TimesRadio all about athlete activism, particularly at the #FIFAWorldCup.
Prof James is free for comment throughout the tournament. DM us for more info.
Listen here from 04:40 👇https://t.co/59P2RUp0r7
In our latest episode of MetCast, we were joined by @mmucfe, @BizGrowthHub, @lovearchies and @Niftyz_io to discuss the challenges facing businesses today and the importance of our support programmes.
Listen here 👉 https://t.co/4XaUYnpLuR.
We @McrInstSport are committed to researching the effects of menstrual cycle phase - & other hormonal profiles such as oral contraceptive pill users - on performance & health. @dinaashersmith & @EilishMccolgan please get in touch if you are interested in being part of our work
Good luck to the @TeamGB women's bobsleigh team, which includes Sports Scholar and alumnae @adelenicoll as a reserve! 🙌👏
We caught up with Adelé earlier this week to hear all about her #WinterOlympics experience.
Listen 👉 https://t.co/Y2UsXmxUql. #Beijing2022
A big thank you to everyone who has supported our First Generation programme, which was named 'Widening Participation or Outreach Initiative of the Year’ last night's #THEAwards. 🥳🙌
Read more: https://t.co/IXRSfSHyRh. #McrMetProud@timeshighered
This Sunday will mark one year to go until the opening match of #WorldCup2022 in Qatar.
In this article, Dr Paul Brannagan, Senior Lecturer in Sport Management and Policy at @McrInstSport, delves into the socio-political motives of the host country.
➡️https://t.co/WVkU5tB6uv