National research aims to boost physical activity among newcomer children
Children and youth who are new to Canada are at greater risk of being physically inactive compared to their Canadian-born ... Full story
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Distinguished Prof a champion for youth health
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
Drugs and dieting: How shifting views are tilting the scales in the weight-loss world
While it was once considered taboo to publicly acknowledge the use of medication to shed stubborn pounds, times are changing ... Full story -
Dizzy after a workout? Take a drink, says Brock co-led research
Those who feel faint after a strenuous workout can take heart: that queasy, slightly dizzy sensation isn’t necessarily a ... Full story -
Returning astronauts face accelerated bone, muscle deterioration, says Brock expert
With US astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams set to return to Earth this week, Brock University Associate Professor of ... Full story -
Brain research boosted by national student award
While many graduate students specialize in one field, Maddy Maheu (BSc ’22) is blending applied health sciences, psychology and computer science ... Full story -
How extreme temperatures impact the body
It can be hard to exercise or do physical work in very hot or cold environments. Fatigue can set in, ... Full story -
Brock experts offer nutrition, exercise tips to help keep kids healthy
Classroom learning is a key part of any child’s development, but just as impactful are two other components of ... Full story -
Distinguished Prof one of Canada’s few pediatric exercise physiologists
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
International research explores sustainability’s connection to healthy living
Almost three-quarters of deaths from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) worldwide can be traced back to a lack of physical movement and ... Full story
