AAHB President Dr. Julie Croff highlights the need for increased focus on implementation science to advance health behavior research and improve health outcomes. Read her Presidential Note and call-to-action in HBR today! #openaccess #health #research loom.ly/K6DZfZc

Conference abstracts from the #AAHB2024 annual meeting are officially published and available online in HBR! Read about the exciting science presented at this year's conference on "Health Communication, (Mis)Information, and Behavior" today. #openaccess loom.ly/FEfUemo

In a new #HBR Current Issues article, Agley and Mumaw provide valuable insights into best practices for managing inattentive participation in crowdsourced online research, especially around "warning statements" and attention checks. #openaccess loom.ly/8-Xkp-o

Can warning messages reduce public perceptions of safety in using electronic nicotine products? Harp and colleagues explore the use of graphic warnings on young adult's perceptions of risk when using ENPs in a new #openaccess paper in HBR. Read today: loom.ly/T3Yp3LA

In a new #openaccess article, King et al. demonstrate effectiveness of an adaptive intervention for reducing diabetes risk through #weightloss. Participants saw increased self-regulatory skills related to diet and physical activity. Read today in HBR: loom.ly/srHdAnA

In a new #openaccess paper, Trieloff and colleagues explore experiences of Italian women across multiple generations related to menstruation. Findings suggest complex and changing attitudes and experiences across the life course. Read more today in HBR! loom.ly/0wQO2zA

In a new #openaccess paper in HBR, Bratcher-Rasmus and colleagues examine social support for decision making and lifestyle modification among African American women, with important implications for reducing disparities related to heart disease. Read now! loom.ly/_CONYU4

How do we handle fraud and bots in online qualitative research? Thompson and colleagues provide insights and best practices in a new #openaccess article in HBR. Read today! loom.ly/c7pf4sQ

🌟 Nominations are open for the 2025 AAHB Research Laureate! 🌟 Recognize a leader in health behavior research. Deadline: Aug 6, 2024. #AAHB #ResearchLaureate #HealthResearch #NominateNow

In a new 'Separe Aude' editorial feature, AAHB Founding Member, former President, Fellow, and 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Dr. Mohammad Torabi shares inspiring stories and important lessons learned across a decorated career. Read now in HBR! loom.ly/3yVfNSw

🚨 Job Alert! 🚨 OSU's College of Public Health is hiring a Clinical-Track Assistant Professor. Join a top-ranked program & inspire future public health leaders. Apply by Oct 1, 2024. Details: osujoblinks.com/td6u

AAHB's 2024 Research Laureate, Scott D. Rhodes (he/him), discusses community-based, participatory research to promote health equity for sexual and gender minorities in a new HBR article. Read his lessons learned and best practices for LGBTQ+ health today! 🏳️‍🌈 loom.ly/jUV0sfY

Can pharmacy vending machines improve access to essential healthcare items on college campuses? In a new #openaccess HBR article, Sidorowicz and colleagues examine two years of data to provide a comprehensive evaluation and identify areas for improvement. loom.ly/VUXNZzI

Can we speed up qualitative research to better inform rapid implementation in public health? In a new Research Brief, Vedapudi and colleagues describe how technology is helping make it happen. Read today in HBR! #openaccess #health #research #qualitative loom.ly/Zxue89Y

Does excessive screen time negatively impact sleep duration and increase risk of suicide among adolescents? In a new #openaccess study, Feng et al. explore the complex relationships between screen time, sleep, and suicidal ideation. Read today in HBR! loom.ly/SwwQI7s

Even when proven effective, uptake of health interventions is often limited in real-world settings. Coetzer-Liversage at al. propose a human centered innovation process to address this gap and increase translation to practice. Read today in HBR! loom.ly/4FBUJ2c

In a new #openaccess HBR article, DeBate et al. examine the mental health of multiply minoritized college students. Findings suggest students with multiple minority identities may experience more discrimination and harassment, thus reducing mental health. loom.ly/VRrV9cA

🚨 Call for Nominations! 🚨 Health Behavior Research (HBR), the official journal of AAHB, seeks nominations for a new Assistant Editor. Nominations are due Sept. 30, 2024-- so apply today! See full details here: loom.ly/Iagy7ec

🚨 Call for Nominations! 🚨 Health Behavior Research (HBR), the official journal of AAHB, seeks nominations for a new Assistant Editor. Nominations are due Sept. 30, 2024-- so apply today! See full details here: loom.ly/Iagy7ec

🚨 Job Alert! 🚨 Baylor University is hiring a Public Health Department Chair! The Department of Public Health seeks an innovative Chair to lead a growing department in promoting health equity and advancing public health. Details here: loom.ly/i7QIO8o