Mitch J Duncan
@mitchjduncan
Professor, University of Newcastle, Research interests - Improving activity & sleep behaviours. IT-based interventions.
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28-03-2013 10:06:04
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Our #research team is recruiting Aus #ColorectalCancer survivors who’ve completed treatment to help with a study. Goal is to co-design a lifestyle #intervention to help survivors reduce their risk of #CVD. Please share & RT Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) @UON_research redcap.link/multihealth
What if you could be fined or lose your license for driving tired? Appleton researcher Dr Madeline Sprajcer writes in The Conversation about findings of a new study published in Nature and Science of Sleep. #Sleep #Safety theconversation.com/driving-on-les…
How does commencing university influence physical activity, diet, sleep, and mental well-being? Our recently published paper led by Stina Oftedal explores Australian student experiences. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
🚨 New research from telethonkids combines accelerometry, GPS & GIS into a novel device-based method for identifying where preschool children are physically active in & around their neighborhoods. Pulan Bai @DrSchipperijn PLAYCE Research @TelethonKids UWA Research UWA School of Population & Global Health
Just incase you missed this👇An extensive review of physical activity guidelines during pregnancy from around the world - now 'officially' published in British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM)
Thinking about using planning to help form habits? Read this! protect-au.mimecast.com/s/0IvtCZYMlESl… Corneel Vandelanotte Camille Short Mitch J Duncan RonPlotnikoff
Why is it easier to snooze on the sofa? 😴🛋️ Sleep experts Dr Madeline Sprajcer and Professor Sally Ferguson reveal it is the perfect combination of sleep pressure, timing, and an inviting environment in this The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand article. ow.ly/YTRl50Pxasp
Real, practical support for new mums at risk of postnatal depression – designed with the help of mums with lived experience. Read more about Dr Megan Teychenne’s FOMOS project: bit.ly/45AjwJ7 @DeakinResearch @DeakinHealth #womenshealthweek #Liptember
Great piece by Nick Gilson in British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) From Fitbits to chatbots: can digital humans help solve the physical inactivity pandemic? bjsm.bmj.com/content/57/22/…
Are you a new mum open to supporting your mental health through lifestyle changes? Help us test a new program designed to support mothers' postnatal mental health with food, movement and sleep. Join our study: bit.ly/47B3MHn Megan Teychenne | @deakinresearch