A great read for researchers looking to expand their engagement - ARENA's Ben Singh PhD speaks to his experiences in the below article.
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Esports, obstacle course racing and pickleball are surging in popularity – how do they impact physical and mental health?

As UniSA experts write, they can foster community building and enhancing wellbeing through participation + achievement. theconversation.com/esports-pickle…

An apple cider vinegar drink a day? New study shows it might help weight loss theconversation.com/an-apple-cider… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

🏓Pickleball - The Dink Pickleball Major League Pickleball
🎮Esports - Overwatch Esports Rainbow Six Esports
🏃‍♀️Obstacle races - Tough Mudder spartan

Check out our article on the physical & mental benefits of these fast growing sports

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Whether you eat beans/lentils or not, we UniSA
UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast ARENA are keen to hear your opinons about them
Permanent residents of Australia over 18yr can do this short 10min survey
Please share with networks 🙏

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More conference news - thrilled to be presenting a tutorial lecture at #ACSM2024 in Boston! Audrey Collins and I will be presenting on “The 24hr activity cycle and cognitive health - from correlations to compositional data analyses”. Can’t wait! American College of Sports Medicine

I’m such a proud science mum! Can’t wait to watch Maddison Mellow and Audrey Collins in their tutorial lecture at #ACSM2024

Don’t miss it! May/June is going to be a big conference season for our team!

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Excited to have the opportunity to share some our our research program conducted ARENA as the #RisingStar Keynote at #ADRF2024

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My first Conversation article 🥳 - New research suggests intermittent fasting increases the risk of dying from heart disease. But the evidence is mixed theconversation.com/new-research-s… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Bean there, done that? 🫘🫛 Not yet!
We're on a quest for the ultimate legume insight. Join our bean survey and spill the beans on your favourites!

A great symposium last week for WAVES! 🌊🌊

The first week of data collection for our Re-ACTIVate Study is complete! Any opportunity to go back to country SA, I’ll take it. Plenty more exciting trips to come 😊
📸 Fishermans Bay, 180km north of Adelaide.
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Congratulations to our HDA Women's Excellence in Research Award winner for 2024 – Dr Dorothea Dumuid, Senior Research Fellow ARENA UniSA Dot will receive $1,000 and will present her research work at an upcoming HDA event 👉
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An apple cider vinegar drink a day? New study shows it might help weight loss
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Do you swig apple cider vinegar in the morning? #UniSA 's Dr Evangeline Mantzioris Evangeline Mantzioris PhD APD AccSD explores for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand whether apple cider vinegar could help weight loss. Down the hatch? theconversation.com/an-apple-cider…

Bitter sweat time as it is my last day of a very fruitful visit to ARENA and their brilliant staff and research. Thanks to support from The Hospital Research Foundation Group

The Fair Work Commission is considering basic rights to work from home.

While some health evidence on this is mixed, overall it shows working from home can be good for their physical and mental health, write Ty Ferguson + colleagues (@UniversitySA). theconversation.com/working-from-h…

WFH? ARENA researchers Carol Maher Ty Ferguson and Rachel Curtis bring down the verdict on working from home in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand today: healthier, happier, more physically active workers – and just as productive. However, watch that snacking! brnw.ch/21wHG8l

Parents behaving badly: In a UniSA study, researchers found a link between parents’ sideline conduct and athletes’ behaviours. A lead story in UniSA News, as in Australia, about 13 million adults and three million children take part in sport each year: brnw.ch/21wHx9b