#HeartFoundationAlumni Dr @lewan_parker shared a great presentation, exploring whether interventions targeting the improvement of vascular function can be used to prevent and/or treat chronic diseases such as Type 2 Diabetes.#CelebratingResearch @DeakinHealth

📢 We are looking for an Honours student to complete one of the projects below 👇 if you’re interested in exercise physiology, cardiovascular disease and health, these could be of interest to you. Please get in touch and share with those who may be interested 👩‍🔬

One-year aerobic exercise increases cerebral blood flow in cognitively normal older adults JCBFM journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Are you over 40 and living with diabetes? We're looking for volunteers who can visit Deakin Burwood campus to help us understand how exercise can help prevent and manage t2d. Join the study➡️bit.ly/3qM7w4j

Sex differences in #cardiovascular risk factor responses to resistance and #endurance training in younger subjects (Hannah Thomas Louise Naylor et al. UWA) - just accepted in AJP-Heart and Circ ow.ly/EGL450LJQtW #sexdifferences #VO2peak

#ArticlesInPress: Sex differences in #cardiovascular risk factor responses to resistance and endurance training in younger subjects (Thomas et al.) ow.ly/oQ0f50LSkOx Louise Naylor Hannah Thomas UWA Deakin University #SexDifferences #PeakOxygenConsumption

I’m actively recruiting for my Fellowship project! We’re looking for volunteers who live with #atrialfibrillation and those without! Please get in touch if interested and please retweet amongst your networks!

Congrats Michelle Keske !

Exercise and artery function in twins:Sex differences in a cross-over trial Hannah Thomas ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/HY…

Check out this recent paper from the vascular research group at UWA! Resistance and endurance training can both improve vascular function but may have greater benefits to females.

Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is a heart condition that can result in exercise intolerance – making daily activities challenging. Kim Way is exploring the link between exercise intolerance and small blood vessel complications in people with AF. ➡ bit.ly/3rVbtaK

Join us for the Cardiovascular Ultrasound Workshop (Nov 28-30). As a bonus we’re also hosting a Research Masterclass (Dec 1) on “Cardiovascular Health, Exercise and Ageing” with a great line-up of national and international invited speakers. More info here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Great to have Hannah Thomas join our team Institute for Health and Sport, VU. Her work has highlighted how responsiveness to exercise training is modality-specific, & low-responders to a training modality may be ‘rescued’ by switching to an alternate mode of training. bit.ly/3Rc2j4h

Pleased to highlight more of the excellent work from Hannah Thomas, who has recently joined Institute for Health and Sport, VU. This study bit.ly/3r4b6um reported individual responsiveness in body composition to both resistance and endurance training in sets of twins.

📣 Hot off the press 🔥 Our latest publication: "Cluster Sets to Prescribe Interval Resistance Training: A Potential Method to Optimise Resistance Training Safety, Feasibility and Efficacy in Cardiac Patients | Sports Medicine - Open | Full Text (springeropen.com). A 🧵:

We're inviting people living with motor neuron disease to take part in a study in collaboration with Calvary Health Care Bethlehem, aimed at understanding the benefits of tailored exercise for people living with MND. If interested, please email Dr Ferri [email protected]

More great work from Hannah Thomas Sex differences in cardiovascular risk factor responses to resistance & endurance training in younger subjects. bit.ly/3MgHhOS

RECRUITING: We're inviting people living w/ MND to take part in a study, in collaboration w/ Calvary Health Care Bethlehem, aimed at understanding the potential benefits of exercise in MND #MND #ALS #NeverGiveUp #FightMND For more info vu.edu.au/institute-for-…

VU researchers are fundraising for the Great MND Relay 2024! Join us as we walk/run to support those with MND or donate to help raise vital funds essential for care of those with MND & their loved ones. shorturl.at/sPU48 #MND #ALS #NeverGiveUp #FightMND #MNDVictoria

Please to chair a session on all things response variability with Dr Paul Swinton and Hannah Thomas on the last day of a great #ECSS2024 conference. Take home message, it's complicated... but individualised exercise prescription *can* reduce response variability!