🚨 We are seeking a Senior Research Associate to examine children & young people’s health in Bangladesh! This project is funded through Elizabeth Blackwell Institute. 🗓️Deadline: 6th October 2024 👉 More information: jobs.ac.uk/job/DJJ020/sen… Public Health jobs UoBris PolicyStudies

I (with Lesley Sharpe 🏳️‍🌈🇪🇺) support ParalympicsGB #equalplay campaign. Our The Conversation article, discusses evidence supporting the need for Government to take action to improve access to high quality PE & sport for disabled youth. Loughborough University LboroSSEHS theconversation.com/too-many-disab…

Adam Baxter-Jones taking us through Prof. Tanner's legacy as he talks about his own research on #maturation and #Sport #Performance, relative age effects, and much more #SSHB2024

Dr Asmaa El Hamdouchi from the National Centre for Nuclear Energy closed off day 2 talking about Morocco's pilot study results, the challenges & how they were overcome in the Int'l SUNRISE Study of #MovementBehaviours in the #earlyyears🏃‍♂️👶 #SSHB2024

We start our final #SSHB2024 day with Prof Peter Katzmarzyk from Pennington Biomedical Research Center, delivering his talk ➡️ Human #MovementBehaviours and #Obesity: Latest insights Pennington Biomedical Research Center

What about the #MovementBehaviours together? Good evidence that meeting the #guidelines for all 3 movement behaviours (vs. Meeting none) is associated w/lower odds of #obesity #SSHB2024

A round-up summary of the evidence by Prof Peter Katzmarzyk Although there is evidence that 24h #movement guidelines are related to #obesity, we need + research to better understand the best combination of the 3 #MovementBehaviours to prevent obesity #SSHB2024

1st session on day 3 is on #MovementBehaviours & health across life Aleš Gába from Palacký Olomouc University: Reallocating time between #physicalactivity #sedentarybehavior #sleep for #obesity management across the lifespan➡️individual participant data meta-analysis #SSHB2024

Matthew Savage Nottingham Trent University presenting some of his PhD work characterising the #activity, #lifestyle behaviours and #health outcomes of UK university students👩‍🎓🇬🇧 #SSHB2024

Next up, Joey Murphy from University of Bristol walking us through his presentation⬇️ “Goldilocks Day”: identifying optimal #MovementBehaviour time-use for best #MetabolicHealth outcomes in #children & #adolescents #SSHB2024

Great to see ICAD data presented at #sshb2024 by the fabulous Joey Murphy Take home message: the association of physical activity with cardiometabolic health in children, differs by risk factors.

Joey Murphy University of Bristol Lastly, Ana Carvalhinho Silva from University of Maia🇵🇹 showing us some of her research with the presentation➡️ Towards Healthier Habits for #MovementBehaviours in #Children ad #Adolescents #SSHB2024

The closing invited speaker for #SSHB2024 is Prof José Maia, talking to us about the RUSH project: return to school after COVID19, and the key roles of #family, #school and communities on #children #growth and #MotorDevelopment

Prof José Maia showing us a snapshot of the development of the study, the data collected, and some of the #MovementBehaviour and #MotorDevelopment results from the RUSH study #SSHB2024

Examples of the comprehensive strategy of communication about the RUSH study and study results to the #parents (e.g. individual child report), groups of schools (e.g. School reports), the overall report and brief fact-sheets to reach the wider community #SSHB2024

Our final oral presentation session is on #Sport & #Fitness in Adolescence & Adulthood 1st up, Tobias Hyrich-Krueger from University of Saskatchewan🇨🇦 Discussing➡️Does (de)selection during #adolescent sports tryouts affect sports participation in emerging adulthood? #SSHB2024

Now we have Dr Erin Barbour-Tuck from the University of Saskatchewan🇨🇦 discussing the influences of #adolescent fat accrual and #PhysicalFitness on fat mass in middle age #SSHB2024

The final speaker for #SSHB2024 is Dr Ana Paulo from Universidade Lusófona 🇵🇹 with her presentation on #PhysicalActivity and #Fitness in female #volleyball players: A closer look to the potential impact of #sport diversification and #sitting time

Thank you so much to everyone involved in organising what has been an amazing conference SSHB-StudyHumBio. Such a great few days✨and I’m truly grateful for the society’s Young Investigator Award. Thank you! ☺️

We did it!! I am tired but so happy & proud with how everything went 😊 And so lucky to have had such a dream team of colleagues working together for the past 2y!💪🙌🤜 Now back to "mommy mommy mommy!" and cuddles with my rascals 🥰