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Cycling and Diabetes Prevention
Panter and Ogilvie describe findings that link recreational and commuter cycling with reduced incidence of diabetes.
Lecture notes
Gordon I Ogilvie
Apr 27, 2016
These lecture notes and example problems are based on a course given at the University of Cambridge in Part III of the Mathematical Tripos. Fluid dynamics is involved in a very wide range of astrophysical phenomena, such as the...
Interaction between the BDNF gene Val/66/Met polymorphism and morning cortisol levels as a predictor of depression in adult women.
High-flow nasal oxygen vs. standard oxygen therapy for patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement with conscious sedation
S Scheuermann, A Tan, P Govender, M Mckie, J Pack, G Martinez, F Falter, S George, A A. Klein
Apr 14, 2023
Economic instruments for population diet and physical activity behaviour change
Ian Shemilt, Gareth J Hollands, Theresa M Marteau, Ryota Nakamura, Susan A Jebb, Michael P Kelly, Marc Suhrcke, David Ogilvie
May 09, 2018
BACKGROUND: Unhealthy diet and low levels of physical activity are common behavioural factors in the aetiology of many non-communicable diseases. Recent years have witnessed an upsurge of policy and research interest in the use...
Effects of urban motorways on physical activity and sedentary behaviour in local residents
Abstract
Background
There is little evidence on how changing the physical environment changes health-related behaviours. We studied the effects of the new M74 motorway (freeway)...
Motivations for active commuting
The social and physical workplace environment and commute mode
Despite strong evidence for health benefits from active travel, levels remain low in many countries. Changes to the physical and social workplace environment might encourage active travel but evaluation has been limited. We...
Changes in the mode of travel to work and the severity of depressive symptoms
Although commuting provides an opportunity for incorporating physical activity into daily routines, little is known about the effect of active commuting upon depressive symptoms. This study aimed to determine whether changes in...
Towards co-designing active ageing strategies
BACKGROUND: Physical activity levels decline in later life despite the known benefits for physical, cognitive and mental health. Older people find it difficult to meet activity targets; therefore, more realistic and meaningful...
Negotiating multisectoral evidence
BACKGROUND: For the prevention and control of chronic diseases, two strategies are frequently highlighted: that public health should be evidence based, and that it should develop a multisectoral approach. At the end of a natural...
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