It was worth waking up at 3am (AST) to watch National Cancer Institute ‘Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Assessment in Obesity and Cancer Research: Current Approaches, Challenges, and Opportunities’ webinar! Chronobiology is a facinatjng area of research - so much yet to learn 😊

Thank you to Kelly Lambert, Dr Ruth Vo, Alita Rushton, Stephanie Notaras, Kelly D'cunha (she/her) and facilitator @JudiPorter_ for presenting at today’s Research Bites webinar! Complimentary for members, the recording will soon be available on the member portal: bit.ly/3ibbII2

Congratulations Emilie Croisier Teresa Brown @JudyBauerUQ ! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work on this paper with you 😊

Thank you #UQMedHDR2021 for the opportunity to present 😊 Grateful for your support and guidance Marina Reeves!

Congratulations Marina 🎉 I am forever grateful to have the opportunity to work with and learn from you!!

After 7 months of hard work my amazing team has finally completed our Global Change industry project! Such a wonderful opportunity to work with @MDA_qld on identifying emerging drivers of forced migration. UQ Global Change @NaomiFillmore Kelly D'cunha (she/her) @LCarpenterPhD

Congratulations Marina Reeves!! You are continually breaking glass ceilings - thank you for showing us there are no limits when you love what you do. It is an honor to learn from and work with you!

Excited to share our article for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand by the dream team Marina Reeves, Sandra Hayes, and Caroline Terranova 🙌🏽🙌🏽

October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth. Here’s our The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand article on current evidence for women after breast cancer diagnosis based on our research supported by NBCF Australia BCNA NHMRC UQ Medicine Sandi Hayes Kelly D'cunha (she/her)

Congratulations Elaina Elder-Robinson! Great presentation at #COSA22 today and topped off with the Dietitians Australia prize 👏👏 abbey diaz Gail Garvey UQ Medicine COSA

🚨‼️ Our review found that post-diagnosis #sleep patterns and #eating behaviors reflective of circadian rhythm disruption may have adverse effects on #cancer outcomes in women with #breastcancer. Yikyung Park, Melinda Protani, and Marina Reeves UQ News UQ Medicine

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Eating and and running my way through through Stockholm ahead of my first international conference at ISBNPA!! Excited to share our research on the prevalence and modifiability of circadian rhythm disrupting eating behaviors and sleep patterns in women after breast cancer.

#ISBNPA2023 over and out! thankful for the opportunity to share our research on the prevalence and modifiability of eating behaviors and sleep patterns in breast cancer survivors. So much exciting research in the behavioral nutrition space!

Thank you Dietitians Australia for the award and #COSA23 for the opportunity to present ☺️

How exciting! Our UQ News BHlthSc students off on a 2 week trip to India as part of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 New Colombo Plan - what a fantastic experience to learn about #FoodSovereignty, #biodiversity and #FoodSecurity in Kerala. Well done preetha thomas on organising and Kelly D'cunha (she/her)!