If you or someone you know is 65yrs or older and interested in getting active at home during COVID-19 please consider this University of Bath study looking at the benefits of simple exercise programmes while in self-isolation. Click here for more details: tinyurl.com/BathExerciseSt…

Don't miss the ISBNPA Aging SIG Webinar on 'Recruitment strategies for inclusive aging research' | October 14, 8:00pm GMT | Speakers: Professor Afroditi Stathi & Brenda Berendsen | Moderator: @TrynkeHoekstra Registration link: ow.ly/mORi50ByLP3 More info: ow.ly/EGty50ByLP2

We have a new account that will carry all the great work that REACT and its sister projects are delivering. Come over to Active Ageing Research to find out more and keep in touch

Our website is now live! Here you will find information about our #ActiveAgeing projects, the #Researchers involved and ways in which you could be involved in our current project ACE/ACTIF. activeageingresearch.org/about-ace

The ACTIF (ACE in England) project's first Systems Mapping in Cardiff: we Centre for Health, Activity and Wellbeing Research gained interesting insight about what keeps older adults moving. Thank you Nick Cavill FFPH, Independent Living Services Cardiff Council and @ChurchInnLlanishen for making this happen.

We have a new account that will carry all the great work that REACT and its sister projects are delivering. Come over to Active Ageing Research to find out more and keep in touch

Our sleep patterns change as we get older. We sleep lighter and less, we wake more often in the night, and we're more sensitive to noise. To help get you sleeping peacefully through the night, check out our 7 simple tips: bit.ly/3sK4znd #FestivalOfSleepDay

🆕OPPORTUNITY FOR ADULTS AGED 65+ For #wellbeingwednesday why not join or recommend our ACE study: looking to support older adults stay mobile & get out & about more by pairing with #volunteers aged 55+ in #StokeOnTrent #Manchester #Cardiff More info bit.ly/about_ACE

Great to this major study on addressing frailty published today - once a week exercise improved physical function and reduced hospital costs, making the intervention COST-SAVING within a two-year timeframe!! UKSBM Fellow ISBNPA

Fantastic results from the REACT study published today in The Lancet PH

Great results from the landmark REACT study. Thanks to all our colleagues University of Bath

Our new account Active Ageing Research is carrying all the latest news about the publication of the REACT results in The Lancet PH today. Come over to Active Ageing Research to find out more and keep in touch

REACT shows us a decline in physical function in our later years can not just be slowed but can be reversed

Not only was REACT effective it was COST EFFECTIVE

What now for REACT? Hear from Dr Max Western (@MaxJWestern @uniofbath) on how we hope to roll out the programme nationwide so that many more people can benefit @uniofbathnews birmingham.ac.uk/news #ActiveAgeing

Our new account Active Ageing Research is carrying all the latest news about the publication of the REACT results in The Lancet PH. Come over to Active Ageing Research to find out more and keep in touch

On Saturday REACT Trial Manager, Janet Withall and participant, Fayed 'Donny' Osman were interviewed on Radio Bristol. Hear about the success of the study both overall and specifically the impact on one participant's life @bbcrb University of Bath News Listen here x.com/UniofBathNews/…

Fantastic positive images of what later life can be. Congratulations Alex Rotas - the official REACT photographer!