@POferriesupdate Please stop tweeting things that are untrue or misleading. Our school trip has had to be cancelled after a 14-hour overnight delay and still no progress. Cannot say 5-6 hour delay at port, when have to queue to get even that far.
Our study led by @proftomyates & @PC_Dempsey
Reductions in cardiovascular disease risk achievable through higher physical activity volume and intensity - particularly moderate physical activity
https://t.co/4ttTwx76AB
The @NIHRresearch have announced the next round of funding for BRCs across the country and we’re delighted to share that #NIHRLeicesterBRC has received a £26M funding boost for health research. Read the full story: https://t.co/GwhCrtgEUn
Great to see the LDC suite of programmes and resources mapped against physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep content following the new diabetes consensus recommendations presented by @profmjdavies#EASD2022@LDC_tweets https://t.co/YUxa6lFGOb
We are delighted that the first ever #REF2021 submission to UoA24 from @uniofleicester is ranked 2nd based on overall GPA, ranked 1st for GPA on outputs (72.7% 4*, 27.3% 3*), with 100% 4* impact. Huge congratulations to our fantastic team. https://t.co/Yeahmhq9Zu
Excellent ECO2022 conference in Maastricht, with presentations making the news, including a study led by @kamleshkhunti showing impact of the pandemic on obesity https://t.co/AuOvwn075d
@nanettemutrie @Ulf_Ekelund Absolutely. However our study showed that self-reported walking pace was casually associated with longer telomeres, confirmed with accelerometer movement intensity, but not overall volume. So whilst every step does count, brisk ones may count a bit more.