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Playing video games linked to higher BMI in kids
Playing video games as a young child has been linked to an increased body mass index (BMI) as a teenager.
Judy presents to hundreds of Health Librarians around the world as the UHMLG conference moves to a free global virtual conference.
Today Judy discusses using a wiki to manage systematic review searching knowledge. The conference organisers responded to covid-19 by moving from a live national audience of 80 to 300 attendees
University steps up to help tackle coronavirus crisis
The University of Leeds is playing its part in helping to reduce the burden of coronavirus (covid-19), both at a regional and national level.
Changing the debate around obesity
According to a leading health psychologist the NHS needs to do more to address the ingrained stigma and discrimination faced by people with obesity.
Seminar exploring the impact of test measurement uncertainty on clinical and health-economic outcomes
This week Alison Smith (AUHE) is presenting findings from her PhD to the Health Economics Group (HEG) at the University of Exeter.