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Read our latest paper on #proteinleverage, #ultraprocessedfood published with Springer Nature in European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The result of a great collaboration with Prof David Raubenheimer & Prof Stephen Simpson in a population sample of Finnish youth. @BurgnerDave, Ted ⚡️ Naiman. Read here: rdcu.be/c5MHw

Read our latest paper on #proteinleverage, #ultraprocessedfood published with Springer Nature in European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The result of a great collaboration with Prof David Raubenheimer & Prof Stephen Simpson in a population sample of Finnish youth. Ted ⚡️ Naiman, Herman Pontzer, Insel Gruppe. rdcu.be/c5MHw

Did #pretermbirth rates change during COVID lockdowns? 🧵 🚨 Spoiler: Yes! (but not as much we first thought) Inspired by a Tweet, we teamed up w/ 167 researchers in 26 countries to find out Results out today! Nature Human Behaviour: nature.com/articles/s4156… #iPOPStudy #Tweetorial

Excellent coverage of our #iPOPstudy research today in The New York Times. Big thanks to Elizabeth Preston for sticking with us these last 3 years. I don't use this word lightly - but it really was a magical time, and a massive effort by so many! #TeamScience More here: x.com/MeghanAzad/sta…

Our study including >50Mio births from 26 countries, published in Nature Human Behaviour, nature.com/articles/s4156… by the lead of Prof. Meghan Azad, PhD and the iPOP Study on lower prematurity rate during COVID-2 restrictions has been taken up by the NYTimes #nytimes nytimes.com/2023/03/02/hea…

Shown by Andrew Agbaje that particularly light physical activity (LPA) lowers inflammation over time in ALSPAC University of Bristol . LPA effectively attenuated mediating effect of fat mass on inflammatory biomarkers when compared to MVPA. doi.org/10.1210/clinem…

Excited to announce our latest paper led by Yanshan and a massive collaborative effort from QUT Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) UQ News and so many international partners. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

Here we investigate the severity of COVID-19 in hospitalised kids over the course of the pandemic. We show while ICU admissions decreased across the pandemic in all age groups, ventilatory and oxygen support did not decrease over time in children aged younger than 5 years.

These findings challenge the assumption that the Omicron variant is universally milder than its predecessors. While it appears the disease is less severe in older children and adults, this trend was not observed in younger children.

😷The severity of COVID-19 in children appears to have decreased over the course of the pandemics as the virus mutated, say UQ News telethonkids University of Sydney Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) University of Melbourne and QUT scimex.org/newsfeed/how-d…

I’m thrilled to share the results of our international cohort investigating severity of #COVID19 in kids of different age groups over the pandemic. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

Thank you, the CKC team, for your valuable support and collaboration!@AshaBowen telethonkids Alasdair Munro Christoph Saner Fiona Russell Nigel Curtis Georgina McCallum Our study shows pediatric COVID-19 severity patterns are far from simple. It is not just about the disease being “milder”.

Change in adiposity is associated with change in glycoprotein acetyls ... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… The Obesity Society International J Obesity

Our new synthesis of the divergent evidence for protein leverage and some implications for obesity research is out: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

One of the many great research network activities at the #ScienceCluster in Copenhagen. Congratulations to my@collaborator and friend Andrew Agbaje uef.fi/en/article/and…

Very painful and sad to read: