…be considered well-meaning attempts (by people without disabilities) to inflate the value of people with disabilities,” these terms “can be understood only as a euphemistic formulation, obscuring the reality” that…
Figure 1. Conceptual framework from Tremblay et al. 2017. In the past 20 years, the amount of research published using the term sedentary behaviour has grown exponentially. In 1997,…
…(Stoptober 2017) was designed to include using e-cigarettes as a method to stop smoking. A revolution in communicative terms that could only start just from UK, the only country in…
Emilis Subata, HA-REACT partner and Director of the Vilnius Center for Addictive Disorders Here’s my interview with Emilis Subata, Director of the Vilnius Center for Addictive Disorders…
…the case. A search strategy needs to be thought out ahead, then tested, re-oriented several times, and then a final search corresponding to exactly what we need to look for…
On our third night in the village, we are woken up by the wail of a grieving father. His three-year-old son has just succumbed to malaria during the…
…inputting fewer calories – which could easily be achieved by eating less food. The tricky question is how. Fasting caught our attention along our journey in search of ‘how’. From…
…showed positive associations with tweets (heat, AC) and web searches (drink, heat stroke, park, swim, and tired). In addition, terms such as park, pool, swim, and water tended to show…
What do you do? We look at how knowledge and information about the climate can improve health decision making, particularly in developing countries. There is a focus on…
What happens when a mother dies? In the West, the most ready and obvious answer is grief – the harrowing emotional and psychological toll of losing a loved…