Professor of physiology, Head of the K.G. Jebsen Center of Exercise in Medicine (the Cardiac Exercise Research Group/CERG), NTNU
Norway
Joined October 2014
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⚡️RELEASE by FELIS⚡
This week we looked at :
- Dextrose injections: are they effective?
- Anthropometric measurements: which technique is best for your budget?
- Innovation: FIFA's innovation programme, U-Scan and Vivoo.
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Mens vi venter på vaksinen – kondis mot korona
#stillesitting #folkehelse #aktivitet @UWisloff @CERG_NTNU
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PAI (ntnu.edu/cerg/pai) could play a role in dementia prevention:
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @AtefeTari @UWisloff @eClinicalMed @theHUNTstudy @NTNUhelse
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PAI is not dead. It's unfortunate that the @PAIhealth app is no longer updated, but there are still plenty of opportunities to measure PAI – at least if you're located in Norway or the US. Full info at ntnu.edu/cerg/pai Hopefully, more options will be available soon!
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Is plasma transfusion from exercise-trained donors safe and efficacious in patients with early Alzheimer’s disease? The protocol for our groundbreaking ExPlas study is now published in @BMJ_Open: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/9… @AtefeTari @UWisloff
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Exercise intensity appears to make no difference to risk of mortality among older adults, suggests a randomised controlled trial from Norway @UWisloff. Includes a visual abstract #BMJInfographic @will_s_t
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Our researchers sum up the physiological and molecular effects of exercise on the heart in this new must-read @NatMetabolism paper. @UWisloff
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Physical activity research stars: @UWisloff Norwegian University of Science and Technology ntnu.edu/about
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Can exercise really make you live longer? Just published in @bmj_latest, we are proud to present the main results from the longest and largest randomized controlled exercise trial performed to date, the #Generation100 study. bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m348…
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The Generation 100 study is the longest and largest randomized controlled exercise trial evaluating the effect of supervised exercise training versus physical activity recommendations on mortality in older adults ow.ly/SuE950BMPeJ @UWisloff @CERG_NTNU
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Exiting day at the Norwegian embassy in New Delhi discussing the future of Indian sport, and how research and innovation can contribute to Olympic success and a more active and healthy population. @UWisloff @ntnu @ntnumedicine
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A #Wearable Electronic cap treatment improves brain tumor survival, delivers low-intensity electrical energy to the brain. In @JAMA_current jamanetwork.com/journals/jam… cancernews911.org/electronic… #Cancer #xMed
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The Top 10 Well Stories of 2017 nytimes.com/2017/12/15/well/…
Christian Doeller - Translational neuroscience. Insights from man and mice.
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Christiane Wrann - Irisins role in mediating exercise induced benefits in the brain.
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Emrah Duezel - Benefits of exercise training on cognitive function at older age - insights from MRI-studies.
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