Still find it hard to imagine something this huge stomping around, loved the Patagotitan exhibit Natural History Museum

ICYMI: Our MovBodLab-IMH lead Cassandra Phoenix was on BBC Radio 4 earlier this week on #InsideHealth with James Gallagher chatting about the things that stop us exercising in older age. Catch up now on BBC Sounds and find out more here 👇
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This week’s edition of BBC Radio 4’s Inside Health features ARU experts Dr Dan Gordon and Dr Katrina McDonald talking to James Gallagher about how our bodies change as we get older and techniques to fall more safely.

It’s now available on BBC Sounds bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0… or…

Great to have been asked to help James Gallagher learn how to fall safely as part of the Katrina McDonald project. Please have a listen bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… #Judo #ARUProud

🎧📻Tune in to BBC Radio 4 tonight at 9pm to hear our v. own Cassandra Phoenix talking to James Gallagher on the programme ‘Inside Health: What’s stopping us from exercising in older age?’

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If you didn't get the chance to hear the fantastic 'Inside Health: Inside a Sexual Assault Referral Centre' on BBC Radio 4 last night, you can hear it on BBC Sounds or through this link bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

#sexualassault #rape #learning #hereforyou

In today’s #InsideHealth James Gallagher visits a sexual assault referral centre in Manchester where we meet the people who offer medical and emotional support to victims - and a young woman who says the centre saved her life. On at 3.30pm on BBC Radio 4
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This was such a fascinating programme to make on #headache and #migraine , even as someone who suffers from both I learned SO much. Thanks to everyone that submitted questions! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0… produced by Julia Ravey

On BBC More or Less this morning I was delighted to have the opportunity to debunk the most ludicrous claim I’ve yet been asked to address!

John Campbell shared a video with his 2.9 million followers with claims of over 150,000 excess deaths compared to if no-one was vaccinated.

After 47 fantastic years we will be bidding farewell to Royal Correspondent Nicholas Witchell, who will be retiring next year.

Nick has reported from across the world and presented key BBC News shows.

Thank you for your remarkable service!

🪑 When does sitting become unhealthy?

James Gallagher delves into the science to find out exactly how much sitting is too much.

Great to chat to James Gallagher about the origins of the evidence linking sitting to health, and about our health promotion work in truck drivers, as part of tonight’s BBC Radio 4 #InsideHealth bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… LboroSSEHS

On this week’s #InsideHealth we’re asking how much sitting is too much? James Gallagher visits Charlotte Edwardson in her lab at Leicester's Research to find out what lots of sitting does to the body - and what you can do to offset the effects. On at 9pm on BBC Radio 4 bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

📢Don't miss Charlotte Edwardson on BBC Radio 4's Inside Health at 9:00pm tonight, talking about her #research on the #Health effects of prolonged sitting with James Gallagher and putting him through his paces in one of our #NIHRLeicesterBRC #exercise labs.

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🧬💊🩹🩺Inside Health is back! This evening James Gallagher asks whether Margaret McCartney's wearable exercise monitors are doing her more harm than good. And syphilis appears to be staging a comeback. So why aren't we talking more about it? bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… 🩺🩹💊🧬

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‘Life expectancy for #autistic people is - on average - 16 years less [but] people do not die of #autism …The causes of death in the inquests varied, but nearly half were categorised by coroners as relating to mental health or suicide.’

Vital investigation ft. Autistica

Lucy Letby guilty of murdering seven babies bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-6… via BBC News (UK)

When there aren’t enough donor livers, who do you prioritise on the waiting list? Thanks to everyone who spoke to us for this story, especially Sarah and Shona. bbc.co.uk/news/health-66…