What a warm welcome and cultural experience for #apame 2024 conference delegates here at @HMRIAustralia @UON_research @Prof_NickTalley
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🎉 Thrilled to share my first PhD research publication! 📚
🔬 Early antibiotic exposure
🌍 non-Caucasian child in developed country
🚬Passive
🥤Sugary drink
🏙️Urban living
💰High
🤧atopy
These ⬆️ paediatric IBD risk. Exposure to 🐶 pets, 👧🏻 siblings ⬇️ doi.org/10.1002/jpn3.12303
#Diabetes prevention programs can improve access to and engagement with preventative health strategies by people with #prediabetes - comprehensive systematic review led by PhD candidate Brit McMullen explains mechanisms. url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com… @ProfCCollins @DrLesleyWicks
We reviewed diet x microbiota studies to identify opportunities for improvements to dietary assessment methods. So much potential for new research and clinical practice. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @Prof_NickTalley @simonkeely @ProfCCollins @EmilyHoedt @GWilliamsAPD @tandfonline
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Congrats to Adelle Kennedy @MurrumbidgeeLHD for completing her research report in the Rural Research Capacity Building Program. The study explores barriers affecting rural older men's participation in group physical activity for healthy aging. Read more: heti.nsw.gov.au/education-an…
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Out today - thanks to @MJAInsight for covering our recent research in #IBS & #depression comorbidity shorturl.at/bpsY1
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Highlights of #ANMM: @Prof_NickTalley on the effect of climate change on the earth, human health in particular GI system. And how we all can our parts. #GITwitter #green #MedTwitter – at Brisbane, Queensland
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How to personalize therapy in DGBI? Prof Peter Gibson, Melbourne at the 1st ANM Masterclass in Brisbane. @CREDigestHealth #GItwitter
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Very informative (and entertaining) presentations delivered by Profs S Stanghellini and Siah during the sunset session on complementary therapies in DGBI during ANMM @CREDigestHealth
Feeling grateful for opportunities research affords. Last week I was back in Siem Reap to assist Janelle Windus conduct focus groups exploring opportunities to enhance #dietquality of Khmer families. Next week I am presenting on ‘to FODMAP or not’ for #DGBI at ANMM Brisbane🇰🇭🇦🇺🥰
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Griffith University are examining the effect of a new treatment in helping to reduce symptoms of EoE. The trial is looking for adults across Australia and involves taking a new gel-based supplement for 12 weeks.
Contact [email protected] or 0422 381 424 for info
Fascinating study investigating links between your body clock and gut
We’re recruiting to this fascinating study on #circadianrhythms and #IBS
Learn more or see if you’re eligible to take part here digestivehealth.org.au/new-s… @HMRIAustralia @simonkeely @Prof_NickTalley
Our freshly published paper progresses understanding about dairy and #gluten intake in #MultipleSclerosis highlighting the need for more sensitive dietary assessment tools @dr_vicki_maltby @lechnerscottj
doi.org/10.1177/205521732312…
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2023 has shown the fruits of our work and the culmination of four years of #DGBI research. Read about our achievements and plans for 2024 and beyond. digestivehealth.org.au/2023-… @Prof_NickTalley @GeraldHoltmann @sophiescott2 @emadelomar @simonkeely @ausEEorg @IFFGD
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Congratulations Drs Fan and Prasad on your recent PhD graduations digestivehealth.org.au/congr…
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At #UEGWeek in Copenhagen, @Prof_NickTalley presented this poster on EoE risk factors and relationships with disorders of gut-brain interactions (DGBIs).
#EOSaware
@CREDigestHealth
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Tomorrow is #AlliedHealthProfessionsDay! Meet some of our team members and discover their journey from patient care delivery to developing education and training for NSW Health. #StrongerTogether heti.nsw.gov.au/education-an…
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Lots of action in CRE studies we are currently recruiting to. If you have a gut condition, you may be eligible to contribute to a study that may improve treatment - find out more digestivehealth.org.au/cre-s… @crohnscolitisau @IFFGD @Prof_NickTalley @simonkeely @bris_gut_hub
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The UON HDR festival showcased some of the incredible work being done by CRE Digestive Health researchers. Good job team digestivehealth.org.au/cre-r…
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What does having a 'good relationship with food' mean? 4 ways to know if you've got one
Great article by @ProfCCollins and @ProfTBurrows
theconversation.com/what-doe… via @ConversationEDU




























