Dads make a difference to breastfeeding P2.110 Curtin University Curtin Media #ISBNPA2019

When and what do people eat? Deb Kerr Prof Christina Pollard The Mobile Food Record puts it into the right picture #ISBNPA2019 #mhealth #curtinuniversity

Not my research area, but really enjoyed reading this poster today. Great to see the attitudes of dads being considered. More of this please! Annegret Martin #ISBNPA2019

Sobering lecture from Uriyoan Colon-Ramos on the challenges in addressing dietary disparities, how #HealthyEating is still very looked at as a luxury, & the need to engage communities (assess needs, wants, priorities) to bring about change & support healthful eating behaviours #ISBNPA2019

A really outstanding presentation on a co-activity intervention involving dads and daughters by ⁦⁦Prof Philip Morgan⁩ ⁦PRCPAN (University of Newcastle)⁩ ⁦@DADEEprogram⁩ ⁦ISBNPA⁩

Dads and daughters are better together! The DADEE study targets fathers and daughter to increase physical activity! #pink dads #ISBNPA2019

Better together💙💗 Chief investigator, Prof Philip Morgan presents on the holistic benefits of father-daughter co-physical activity #ISBNPA2019 ISBNPA Port Waratah Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) Office of Sport NSW Women in Sport fatherhoodinst

Savage-Williams: #insight responsive parenting trial recruited parents of first-born children. Intervention had positive flow-on effects on weight status of second-born children #responsivefeeding #supportparents #earlychildhood #obesity #ISBNPA2019

Dads matter right from the start! The Transparents study in Belgium targets expecting couples and weight gain. Vickà Versele ISBNPA #ISBNA2019

‘Simple arithmetic’ from Dr Julie Smith highlights just how valuable #breastfeeding is for the economy, as well as mothers and babies. Read the article in The Age from #Prevention2019: theage.com.au/lifestyle/life…

Great to have our paper describing the process evaluation of the #MilkMan app for #fathers published. #breastfeeding Prof Jane Scott James White Sharyn Burns Curtin University telethonkids JMIR Publications Reach HPI pediatrics.jmir.org/2019/1/e12157/

Feminism. Bah! Who needs it? #G20Osaka

Lots of expecting parents are getting information from apps and we need more evidence based apps for the perinatal period. New review in the Health Promotion Journal of Australia by @DietitianHannah finds quality low, and information quality in particular.

Over a career spanning more than 40 years, Clinical Associate Professor Deborah Lehmann AO has demonstrated an irrefutable commitment to mentoring young researchers, creating an enduring legacy. Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=FPoRVh… #Eureka19

So great to see the Bright Tomorrows app available!! We’ve loved working on this project and can’t wait to see it in the hands of parents.

Congratulations to the tireless Professor Colin Binns. When I was doing my PhD, Prof Binns was always generous with his time and expertise, and always challenging PhD students to be the best researchers they could be. A very worthy recipient.

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Happy to share our recently published paper - 'Gamification and older adults: Opportunities for gamification to support health promotion initiatives for older adults in the context of COVID-19’. thelancet.com/journals/lanwp… Annegret Martin James White