Our mission is to support the work of LSU’s Pennington Biomedical Research Center, which aims to discover the triggers of chronic diseases. #PBRCresearch
Baton Rouge, LA
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PBRF is thrilled to announce the launch of our latest and greatest campaign: Obecity, USA #GetFedUp! However, as we move forward with this project, we have decided to shift our social media focus in a new direction. To all of our loyal followers, we want to say thank you!
We encourage you to follow both our @VistObecity page for the latest campaign news and our President/CEO @Schutte_Rebecca for the latest Foundation news. Great things are coming, and we hope that you will join us as we move into an exciting new chapter for Pennington Biomedical!
Join us for Pennington Biomedical's - Metabolic Surgery Grand Rounds with Dr. Henry Buchwald on May 6th youtu.be/RgALFIvYSx0 via @YouTube
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Is obesity inherited? Our Dr. Leanne Redman will be discussing intergenerational effects and the intrauterine environment of obesity presenter at the OLOL Children’s Health Pediatric Education Symposium this month. Get more info here: bit.ly/3knRXMf
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Congratulations to the strong entrepreneurial women scientists at Pennington Biomedical! Overcoming all challenges, they are discovering better #health for all. Know more about them here: youtu.be/SPvJgrjI9H8 #ChooseToChallenge #InternationalWomensDay
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Start spring off the right way with this delicious peach dreamsicle smoothie from our metabolic kitchen 🥤
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T32 Postdoctoral Fellowships in Obesity Research!
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After an unprecedented year, I want to thank @LouisianaGov for proposing a budget that calls for a reinvestment in higher education that would stabilize our budget, provide additional funding for our critical research institutions and hard-earned raises for our faculty members.
40% of all cancers are associated with overweight and obesity, so on World Cancer Day, please support our important work to reduce the epidemic obesity and the associated negative health effects at PBRF. #cancer #research #obesity #PenningtonBiomedical
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@ObesityAction @obesity_help @ObesitySociety @OMAsocial @WorldObesity @ASMBS @IfsoSecretariat @OMAsocial @PBRCNews @PBRFoundation @AmDiabetesAssn @IntDiabetesFed @TheEndoSociety @TheAACE pbrcbmi.org – at Baton Rouge, LA
Louisiana is #1 in Obesity in US. Learn more at lpb.org/programs/louisiana-p… pbrcbmi.org provides solutions based on science and excellent clinical care. @PBRCNews @ObesityAction @LAhealthpolicy @LouisianaGov @ololhealth @LSUHealthNO @LaHealthPlans @LAHealthConnect
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No weights, no weight! Get your workout in with PBRC’s Jason Souileau as he showcases 8 #strength training exercises for the upper body that don’t require any #weights 💪
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Pumpkins and squash should be a daily part of your diet. Why? Because antioxidant intake can combat a lifetime of molecular damage within cells. Learn more benefits ⬇️
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Follow along with our Dr. Nicole Fearnbach as she shows off her trapeze skills and shows us how to #stayathome and still maintain upper body #strength.
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Searching for ways to make 2021 your healthiest year ever? Check out the award-winning DASH Diet from PBRC Named Best Diet for Healthy Eating, Heart Health in 2021 by @usnews, there is no doubt the DAShH Diet can help you start your health journey: bit.ly/2MOUDpn
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Staying #active starting from a young age can help build a foundation for a long and healthy life. Check out these tips from Carter and his best bud Shadow to see how your children can stay #healthy for years to come 🏃♀️🤸♂️
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Happy New Year’s from Pennington Biomedical Research Foundation #NewYear2021 #healthy
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AICR grantee Justin Brown, PhD, of @PBRCNews co-published a paper proposing key mechanisms by which physical activity can affect cancer cells. Read our Q&A with Brown to learn about his research on how exercise can help cancer patients live longer: bit.ly/3rjHNiX
Join us for the Season of Giving: If you haven’t done so already, please support us with a year-end donation by calling (225) 763-3181 or going to pbrf.org/giving/donate-now
