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The overall tone of the discussions demonstrates a positive and curious attitude towards the research, with examples such as mentions of how health interventions and communication strategies can influence behaviors, and references to topics like physical activity and health literacy. The choice of words emphasizes the significance and applicability of the findings, reflecting both professional interest and recognition of potential impact.
Most discussions, especially those mentioning the article’s reliability and value, express agreement or neutral support, indicating general consensus about the importance of the research.
Many posts highlight new findings or applications of health interventions, showing strong interest in the scientific and practical implications.
Posts involve references to broader concepts like health communication, behavioral interventions, and physical activity, reflecting moderate engagement.
The discussions suggest an awareness of the article's relevance to ongoing health challenges, but mainly emphasize its importance rather than immediate change.
Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 85 articles > spanning 12 health domains > incl. >865,000 individuals to find the answer...read it here
New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions ! @AbbeyCollins25 @_JuliaMRoss Katrina Ellis @JioniLewis @briannaladd_ Stephanie Fitzpatrick @MIWI_Training access https://t.co/y1S6USk8gd
Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote parent support for both physical activity and motor skills? Check out the findings from my third PhD study here: https://t.co/gLNNWMiYQ9 #ABM @BehavioralMed https://t.co/ohsL04LFQJ
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Genetic variant may affect exercise intervention dropout https://t.co/fsSY7AXpE0
This video discusses how high-intensity interval training impacts sleep, including effects on sleep quality, duration, and related metabolic and circadian processes, based on recent scientific research and meta-analyses.
Welcome to the first episode of the Stress Puzzle. I was joined by experts in the field of stress Dr Elissa Epel and Dr Wendy Berry Mendes. We discussed challenges and opportunities in stress science, including…
Research shows that napping for as little as 20 minutes can reduce stress and boost creativity. This video explains the process of brainwave entrainment, guiding you through a session designed to promote relaxation…
In this episode, Dr Cheryl Woods Giscomb discusses her research on the Superwoman Schema, a framework highlighting stress and coping mechanisms among African American women. The research explores how this role…
This month we honour the strength, courage, and resilience of cancer survivors worldwide. It's a time to recognize survivorship, ongoing challenges, and support for those affected by cancer, including caregivers and…
It's time to release rigid New Year's resolutions and embrace the power of intentions. In this episode, Dr. Wendy Bazilian discusses a compassionate approach to personal growth through dynamic value-based intentions…
Every June we honour the strength, courage, and resilience of cancer survivors around the world. It's a time to recognize the journey of survivorship and ongoing challenges faced after treatment. Acknowledging those…
This study tested an eight-week online CBT program aimed at increasing assertiveness and reducing anxiety. Results showed significant improvements in assertiveness and social anxiety, with effects lasting up to one…
#openaccess FREE to read, adapt, reuse! Contribution from J Collett @MOReS_OBU @obu_shssw: Daily stress and worry are additional triggers of symptom fluctuations in individuals living with #LongCovid https://t.co/eaPyQHh0Tv #brookes #oa https://t.co/HeaBSxNF2Y
#openaccess FREE to read, adapt, reuse! Contribution from J Collett @obu-hst-research.bsky.social: Daily stress and worry are additional triggers of symptom fluctuations in individuals living with Long COVID doi.org/10.1093/abm/... #brookes #oa radar.brookes.ac.uk/radar/items/...
#openaccess FREE to read, adapt, reuse! doi.org/10.1093/abm/... #brookes #oa radar.brookes.ac.uk/radar/items/...
#openaccess FREE to read, adapt, reuse! https://t.co/eaPyQHh0Tv #brookes #oa https://t.co/HeaBSxNF2Y https://t.co/70ahEuhnEw
RT @emily_k_spotts: Our systematic review of research about educational interventions to reduce nocebo effects was just published in Annals…
Our systematic review of research about educational interventions to reduce nocebo effects was just published in Annals of Behavioral Medicine #ABM. We summarize trends and propose valuable next directions in this promising field of work. @socialhealthlab.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/abm/...
Our systematic review of research about educational interventions to reduce nocebo effects was just published in Annals of Behavioral Medicine. We summarize trends and propose valuable next directions. https://t.co/pgAGo26qlv #ABM @BehavioralMed
Exercise and eating motivation in weight loss maintenance: revisiting the motivational spillover with the NoHoW study https://t.co/pJD0a7hUTP
Today, the stars aligned and TWO of my papers hit the presses on the very same day! 1️⃣ Motivational spillover... doi.org/10.1093/abm/... 2️⃣ Dietary Macronutrient... doi.org/10.1002/oby.... Big thanks to the co-authors and collaborators from the NoHoW project @isbnpa.bsky.social
Check out this week’s #TTBCIFeature that integrated a theory-driven conversation map intervention into existing diabetes shared-care frameworks to improve HbA1c management https://t.co/3e94GTiY9j
They found that improvements in eating behaviour traits were responsible for around a quarter of weight loss produced by the ACT programmes one year after they ended, suggesting that targeting eating behaviour traits may be one way ACT helps people lose weight. doi.org/10.1093/abm/... (3/3)
I've complained about limited data on LGBTQ+ gun owners but this scoping review finds 35 studies, including 12 that address the issue of ownership outside of the typical constructs of gun pathology (tho they missed 2 key studies, as noted down thread). https://t.co/QTrNqJW80B
I've complained about limited data on LGBTQ+ gun owners, but this scoping review of empirical research finds 35 studies, including 12 that address the issue of ownership outside of the typical constructs of gun pathology (tho they missed 2 key studies, as noted down thread). doi.org/10.1093/abm/...
Lee, H. H., Kim, E. S., Kim, Y., Conroy, D. E., & VanderWeele, T. J. (2025). Exploring novel determinants of exercise behavior: A lagged exposure-wide approach. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 59(1). https://t.co/z7pDih7zfQ #英語論文千本ノック #その577
Longitudinal timing of physical activity and associated cardiometabolic and behavioral health outcomes in young adults https://t.co/qAjBwwtckZ
Celebrating 20 years of progress in intervention optimization!
After reading this paper, I don't understand why ABM hasn't found its way into modern Macro yet, especially as ABM is basically the definition of Microfoundations. doi.org/10.1093/oxre...
RT @nick_krontiris: Associations of nonoccupational sedentary behaviors with cardiometabolic outcomes: coronary artery risk development in…
Associations of nonoccupational sedentary behaviors with cardiometabolic outcomes: coronary artery risk development in young adults (CARDIA) (open access) https://t.co/LyBH9acZUY
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
Research found everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short #walk or #playing with the kids, may provide short-term benefits for #cognitive health, equivalent to reversing four years of cognitive #aging. https://t.co/hxju5UGJ33 https://t.co/5fhGK5Wcc5
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
Research indicates that participating in daily physical activity, regardless of intensity, can provide immediate cognitive benefits and highlight new opportunities for intervention. https://t.co/7XBh6zHSb7
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
Překvapení: Svět na západě v 21. století funguje jinak než před 200 lety. Větší hustota zalidnění znamená více fyzické aktivity občanů v oblasti. https://t.co/xzCX3Znb7D https://t.co/KLJoj003gr
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
Everyday #physicalactivity, like going for a short walk
RT @ConsejoCOLEF: "Los investigadores observaron que cuando los participantes informaron haber estado físicamente activos en algún momento…
"Los investigadores observaron que cuando los participantes informaron haber estado físicamente activos en algún momento de las 3,5 horas anteriores, mostraron mejoras en la velocidad de procesamiento equivalentes a una media de cuatro años más jóvenes".
Cognitive Health Benefits of Everyday Physical Activity in a Diverse Sample of Middle-Aged Adults https://t.co/iOSmRhC73C https://t.co/bB9F3xBql2
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RT @byrd_nick: A #health literacy intervention reduced the perceived accuracy of inaccurate #cancer headlines ...as well as *accurate* head…
A #health literacy intervention reduced the perceived accuracy of inaccurate #cancer headlines ...as well as *accurate* headlines. Discouraging result, but encouraging that it was published: doi.org/10.1093/abm/... #medicine #education #oncology #psychology #bioethics #jdm
A #health literacy intervention reduced the perceived accuracy of inaccurate #cancer headlines ...as well as *accurate* headlines. Discouraging result, but encouraging that it was published: https://t.co/9T2otZOubx #medicine #education #oncology #psychology #bioethics #jdm https://t.co/aLSx1lPiOZ
Simple, everyday movements like walking the dog can preserve brain health Regular, frequent activity could help maintain this benefit over time, possibly serving as a practical intervention to support cognitive health in middle-aged adults. Reference doi.org/10.1093/abm/...
Interesting -> "Our findings suggest that engaging in everyday physical activity of any intensity level may have short-term, acute benefits for cognitive health and point to new potential targets for intervention." https://t.co/Sqr2SiEYmG https://t.co/u0s1B0neBM
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Cognitive Health Benefits of Everyday Physical Activity in a Diverse Sample of Middle-Aged Adults” by Jonathan Hakun…
“Cognitive Health Benefits of Everyday Physical Activity in a Diverse Sample of Middle-Aged Adults” by Jonathan Hakun et al. Annals of Behavioral Medicine https://t.co/I65Ud4ep9v
Exciting ambulatory assessment study by our former PhD student, Andreas Goreis! We've explored the effects of chronic & acute ethnic discrimination on the daily lives of Turkish immigrants in Austria, a population often overlooked in discrimination research.
Exciting ambulatory assessment study by our former PhD student @andigoreis! We've explored the effects of chronic & acute ethnic discrimination on the daily lives of Turkish immigrants in Austria, a population often overlooked in discrimination research.
RT @UM_SRC: .@leb112358 & coauthors examine whether episodes of physical activity, occurring over the course of participants’ daily lives,…
.@leb112358 & coauthors examine whether episodes of physical activity, occurring over the course of participants’ daily lives, are associated with short-term improvements in cognitive health https://t.co/aObUK99Elz
#ResearchInsights Digital micro-interventions show promise in increasing activity among midlife adults with CVD risk. Summary: https://t.co/7ZPuhhXNG5 Full: https://t.co/81mDmyMFmJ https://t.co/H8G8h7rfYw
We're so excited to share new work on short, social messages to⬆️#PhysicalActivity for adults at risk for ♥️ disease! We used micro-randomization in daily life to show variability in response between & within person. Summary: https://t.co/fOmBQsGMYh Full: https://t.co/NjGoAIg1bU https://t.co/AcghCjuc8d
RT @ivanoransky: "[H]ealth-focused media literacy intervention increased skepticism of both inaccurate...and accurate...news headlines, and…
RT @ivanoransky: "[H]ealth-focused media literacy intervention increased skepticism of both inaccurate...and accurate...news headlines, and…
RT @ivanoransky: "[H]ealth-focused media literacy intervention increased skepticism of both inaccurate...and accurate...news headlines, and…
"[H]ealth-focused media literacy intervention increased skepticism of both inaccurate...and accurate...news headlines, and accordingly did not improve discernment between the two." https://t.co/PG7NFZXf1z
Open access https://t.co/oJXSXW2ZQR
Congratulations to #TPCH's H. Marshall for their contribution to the article "Interventions to Reduce Lung Cancer and COPD-Related Stigma: A Systematic Review" https://t.co/eOxFHLhsIQ
More research is needed to identify the type and dose of physical activity that is most beneficial for reducing loneliness. Check out the full article published in @BehavioralMed's premiere journal, Annals of Behavioral Medicine: https://t.co/kF7RLmssri
After a mentally exhausting day, your workout might feel off.
孤独感/社会的孤立と炎症性腸疾患(IBD)との関連レビュー。孤独感は疾患症状の悪化/機能性胃腸症状/IBD疾患へのスティグマ/うつ症状/IBD症状による日常的負担/回復力低下/QOL低下と関連していた。 社会的孤立は，IBDによる入院の増加/早期死亡/うつと関連していた https://t.co/F0KuHHtctJ
New paper out in Annals of Behavioral Medicine today with my advisor @DrHeavenstone! We examined experienced weight stigma and internalized weight stigma as predictors of patient-provider relationship factors. 1/5 https://t.co/79F5NNJXoz
Prof @BellizziKeith, alums @EmilyFritzson (PhD ‘24) Kaleigh Ligus (PhD ‘23) & colleague published in @BehavioralMed on the role of social support on comorbidity burden in adults with cancer. Read here: https://t.co/15JOJetFSF. @UConnCLAS @UConnAlumni @UConnResearch @UConn_InCHIP
孤独感/社会的孤立/身体不活動との縦断的/双方向的関連。身体不活動は孤独感を予測したが社会的孤立を予測しなかった。交絡因子を調整後，孤独感/社会的孤立は身体不活動を予測しなかった。関連は緩やかだったが，孤独感軽減に有益な身体活動の種類/量を明らかにする必要があるhttps://t.co/cKcBjVzB3H
RT @GeorgetownCPC: This new @BehavioralMed article from @DrDMGriffith and colleagues investigated the process of communication about health…
RT @Globalmenhealth: Further evidence that those designing health programmes aimed at Black men should leverage the unique dynamics of heal…
Further evidence that those designing health programmes aimed at Black men should leverage the unique dynamics of health-related conversations at the barbershop https://t.co/dvB7gjq5aa
RT @GeorgetownCPC: This new @BehavioralMed article from @DrDMGriffith and colleagues investigated the process of communication about health…
RT @GeorgetownCPC: This new @BehavioralMed article from @DrDMGriffith and colleagues investigated the process of communication about health…
This new @BehavioralMed article from @DrDMGriffith and colleagues investigated the process of communication about health among Black men at barbershops. The authors discuss the unique dynamics of health-related conversations at the barbershop. https://t.co/qH1jSONSEh
Inbal Nahum-Shani & coauthors examine the influence of 23 distinct affect states (e.g., joy vs. happiness) on tobacco lapse among a sample of African American tobacco users attempting to quit https://t.co/3QIHiePD5W
Understanding the behavioral / physiological impact AOM drugs have on PA and exercise is crucial for current and future exercise professionals. “Research in the Evolving State of Anti-obesity Medications: Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full?” https://t.co/xzG0jR8pYq
HIV Fighting Stigma} Partner Relationships and the HIV Care Cascade: Examining the Predictive Utility of Sexual ...: The majority of people living with HIV in the USA are sexual minority men (SMM). Whereas substantial work has examined HIV prevention in… https://t.co/ZoqoNoJqyP
Bowman et al., (2021). Longitudinal Association Between Depressive Symptoms and Multidimensional Sleep Health: The SWAN Sleep Study. Annals of behavioral medicine, 55(7), 641–652. https://t.co/XSAyuFlxMP
Bowman et al., (2021). Longitudinal Association Between Depressive Symptoms and Multidimensional Sleep Health: The SWAN Sleep Study. Annals of behavioral medicine, 55(7), 641–652. https://t.co/XSAyuFlxMP
This week's #ReadoftheWeek, co-authored by one of our lovely PhD students, explores the link between psychological factors and adherence to health behaviors after PCI.
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
RT @DrVanessaVolpe: New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions !…
New article out in #ABM w/ funding from @SPSSI ! @BlackHealthLab developing evidence for building our interventions ! @AbbeyCollins25 @_JuliaMRoss Katrina Ellis @JioniLewis @briannaladd_ Stephanie Fitzpatrick @MIWI_Training access https://t.co/y1S6USk8gd
RT @DukeHealth: Duke Health researchers found a connection between gene expression & a tendency to stop exercising - examining data from 60…
Duke Health researchers found a connection between gene expression & a tendency to stop exercising - examining data from 603 #exercise study participants & looked at their DNA to see if the participants who stopped exercising early had anything in common. https://t.co/UmoWPKhgFE https://t.co/UhGEzW4vAW
RT @MaeghanJames: In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote pa…
RT @MaeghanJames: In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote pa…
RT @MaeghanJames: In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote pa…
RT @MaeghanJames: In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote pa…
RT @MaeghanJames: In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote pa…
In the early years, parents are supporting physical activity but fewer are supporting motor skills. How can we promote parent support for both physical activity and motor skills? Check out the findings from my third PhD study here: https://t.co/gLNNWMiYQ9 #ABM @BehavioralMed https://t.co/ohsL04LFQJ
The research was published Friday, March 15 in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine. Link: https://t.co/UmoWPKhgFE @DukeMedSchool @DukeMPI
RT @SportsGenomics: Genetic variant may affect exercise intervention dropout https://t.co/fsSY7AXpE0
Genome-Wide Genetic Analysis of Dropout in a Controlled Exercise Intervention in Sedentary Adults With Overweight or Obesity and Cardiometabolic Disease (open access) https://t.co/FT6FbmQyiL
RT @SportsGenomics: Genetic variant may affect exercise intervention dropout https://t.co/fsSY7AXpE0
Genetic variant may affect exercise intervention dropout https://t.co/fsSY7AXpE0
RT @drCarterBawa: New Paper Alert
New Paper Alert
Grad student @EmilyFritzson, profs @nazhang_phd and @BellizziKeith, and colleague recently published a longitudinal study on resilience and emotion regulation among cancer survivors. Learn more here: https://t.co/ZjDyHJHK8E. @UConnCLAS @UConnResearch @UConn_InCHIP @UConnStamford
[historias personales + mensajes de salud = impacto] Narrativas en comunicación científica durante crisis sanitaria: conectan personalmente y mejoran la comprensión (Goldstein et al., 2020). #storytelling #mcom23 ➕https://t.co/c55lISNbmx
RT @SBMDigitalHlth:
@Araujo_Renan Na verdade, tem vários estudos com paracetamol. Nunca ouvi falar de dipirona. Esse daqui é um deles, mas não é o primeiro. Tem estudos desde 2005 sobre o tema e sempre que é replicado, aparece nas notícias como se fosse uma grande descoberta. https://t.co/LrkuV9ZMC6
RT @WUSTLphs: Adetunji Toriola, MD, PhD, and a team of researchers aimed to address clinical gaps by studying the relationship among physic…
Adetunji Toriola, MD, PhD, and a team of researchers aimed to address clinical gaps by studying the relationship among physical activity, sleep, and cancer-related fatigue. Read online ahead of print: https://t.co/HGJQ3Vw56k https://t.co/LvgOVHvIWS
RT @EddieRDMD: Having 3 straight poor sleep nights causes ‘great deterioration’ in mental, physical wellbeing Journal: https://t.co/PH2fDe…
RT @HarvardCenterHH: Can altruism help you live longer? Center affiliate Dr. Eric S. Kim and upcoming speaker Dr. Koichiro Shiba examined a…
Can altruism help you live longer? Center affiliate Dr. Eric S. Kim and upcoming speaker Dr. Koichiro Shiba examined a sample of 9,662 older US adults to look for an association between the informal helping of others and all-cause mortality. https://t.co/R7Z63iF1iL https://t.co/XZ5p3nWLbS
New paper by @DrJimikaye and team on College Students’ Day-to-Day Maladaptive Drinking Responses to Stress Severity and Stressor-Related Guilt and Anger https://t.co/vtFVRANTow
For this week #TechSIG Feature: The study explores the impact of seed users in an online community (OHC) for HIV/AIDS smokers, finding that seeding and nurturing growth can foster behavior change, influencing the design and management of an OHC https://t.co/4dzYBM7AFj
RT @StressLab_wien: Exciting ambulatory assessment study by our former PhD student @andigoreis! We've explored the effects of chronic & acu…
RT @StressLab_wien: Exciting ambulatory assessment study by our former PhD student @andigoreis! We've explored the effects of chronic & acu…
Exciting ambulatory assessment study by our former PhD student @andigoreis! We've explored the effects of chronic & acute ethnic discrimination on the daily lives of Turkish immigrants in Austria, a population often overlooked in discrimination research.
"disparities and discrimination faced by LGBTQ+ individuals underscore ongoing challenges in achieving true health and healthcare equality...emphasize critical importance of continued research...drive progress and promote inclusive healthcare practices" https://t.co/YoAqT8QKtv
#ResearchInsights In adults across the lifespan (n = 4,359), using ecological momentary assessment, authors found that people who slept longer, more efficiently, or better experienced lower heart rate, blood pressure, and stress. https://t.co/nxKm5lYkeP
RT @SBM_PASIG: This week's paper
RT @SBM_PASIG: This week's paper
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This week's paper
#ResearchInsights Longitudinal research with 320 dyads in 18-90 yr olds, using accelerometry, identified that low to moderate levels of negative control may predict lower sedentary behavior, among those with high relationship satisfaction. https://t.co/unf5NQRVmY
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @SBMDigitalHlth: This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior cha…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
This week's #TechSIG feature is by @ Jacqueline Louise Mair and colleagues who identify the most effective behavior change techniques (BCTs) in digital health interventions (DHIs) for preventing and managing noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), in this review. https://t.co/GFCkk6oOw1
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
RT @jacquelinelmair: Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 8…
Want to know what behaviour change techniques are the most effective in digital health interventions? We've reviewed 85 articles > spanning 12 health domains > incl. >865,000 individuals to find the answer...read it here
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RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Do Hypertensive Men Spy With an Angry Little Eye? Anger Recognition in Men With Essential Hypertension – Cross-sectio…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Do Hypertensive Men Spy With an Angry Little Eye? Anger Recognition in Men With Essential Hypertension – Cross-sectio…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Do Hypertensive Men Spy With an Angry Little Eye? Anger Recognition in Men With Essential Hypertension – Cross-sectio…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Do Hypertensive Men Spy With an Angry Little Eye? Anger Recognition in Men With Essential Hypertension – Cross-sectio…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Do Hypertensive Men Spy With an Angry Little Eye? Anger Recognition in Men With Essential Hypertension – Cross-sectio…
8/8 Nominated as one of fav 2021 pubs by the @geronsociety Dyadic Res IG: Wilson & Novak. The implications of being “in it together”: Relationship satisfaction and joint health behaviors predict better health and stronger concordance between partners. https://t.co/CCsuuCyfw4
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