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The new Physical Activity Guidelines Midcourse Report from Health.gov is here! It highlights ways you can support #PhysicalActivity among #OlderAdults so they can achieve the benefits of staying active. Check it out and share it with your networks: health.gov/our-work/nutri…

Happy #TTBCIFeature Tuesday! Today's feature presents a protocol for an RCT comparing self-paced vs. moderate intensity physical activity for midlife adults.🏃‍♀️Check it out! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Lauren Connell Bohlen

Scavenger Hunt🔍back by popular demand! Support evidence-based behavioral medicine presentations & enter to win🏆 1. Visit any EBBM presentation 2. Post pictures, takeaways, or your thoughts and tag #SBM2024 & SBMEvidence 3. More posts = more chances to win! SBM

On my way to #SBM2024 SBM conference! If you’re already in Philly - check out our poster at tonight’s session in Salon A (A86), and 🚨look for the SBMEvidence stickers to enter to win a prize in the EBBM SIG scavenger hunt 🔍👀

We have a social responsibility to figure out how we bring science to the community. Poignant words from Dr. Rob Winn. #SBM2024

Meeting #physicalactivity guidelines is important, but using this as a cut-off excludes those who are starting out, or who are challenged by access or opportunity. Including 'no to low' movement as an additional tool in PA surveillance is one solution doi.org/10.1123/jpah.2…

Today's #TTBCIFeature articulates the “received view” of the rotated circumplex model of affect, and characterizes its prevalence in psychological research using a random sample of 140 empirical research articles on affect: frontiersin.org/journals/psych… Lisa LaRowe, PhD Lauren Connell Bohlen

Today's #TTBCIFeature is an RCT which tested an enhanced physical activity intervention for Latina women! More gains in activity were found at 24 months in those reporting some activity compared to the original: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Dori Pekmezi Bess Marcus Lauren Connell Bohlen

We are excited to announce the publication of two new SOBC papers! 1️⃣ "Linking measures to mechanisms of action in behavior change: A qualitative analysis of expert views" is now available online. Read it here: [sciencedirect.com/science/articl…]. Read more below ⬇️