@VPrasadMDMPH When modeling how COVID risks can be mitigated, pls also review this article and the research re #ExerciseVsCOVID outcomes as reported in BMJ Sports Medicine.
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…
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Timothy Olsen, PhD
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Timothy Olsen, PhD
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Design, Science & Analysis managed at the nexus of rapidly evolving technologies, cultures and challenges | Program Coordinator | Trainer | Anthrophysicist
Madison, WI, USA Bergabung Haziran 2009
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Covid cases numbers will rise again
Masking mandates/ restrictions on kids is not the answer
Boosting elderly people who have not had covid is answer
Map is a clue as to which states will be most impacted. It won't be the dark purple/red
Check outmyessay
vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/what-happens…
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@KulikovUNIATF @ActiveLifeClub @exerciseworks @SACOV19 @MSSEonline @MovetoLiveMore @InfectiousDz @InfectDisNews @PAW_RG @Physicalactivit @ISPAH Here's the link to the BMJ Sports Medicine free access research article for those interested.
#ExerciseVsCovid
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…
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@VPrasadMDMPH could you also take a look at the effectiveness of chronic exercise vs severe COVID-19 outcomes? #ExerciseVsCOVID
The open access BMJ Sports Medicine research article is here: bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…
Dr Alexey Kulikov@KulikovUNIATF
Regular #exercise can prevent death from #COVID19 by 42%. weforum.org/agenda/2022/02…
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@Liz_ORiordan @carolyngarritt @fitaftercancer @CiaranFairman @MOVEcharity @Laconic_doc Wonderful affirmation for benefits and satisfaction from doing activities that move your muscles
For those who like to dig deeper :-) ..
here's the link to the free BMJ Sports Medicine article;
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…
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It’s not just for reducing the risk of cancer recurrence - Muscle strengthening lowers risk of death from all causes, study shows
@carolyngarritt @fitaftercancer @CiaranFairman @MOVEcharity @Laconic_doc theguardian.com/society/2022/f…
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@Junedavis44 @DaBell5 @NeckCatherine @ZoeMerchantOT @BreastDocUK @DebbieProvanRD Thank you for a wonderful resource: effective, pragmatic, and persuasive in evidence
- and in terms of ROI
- esp. for systems like ours in the U.S. where 'healthcare as a business' prevails and there is slow progress towards value-based care
#ExerciseOncology @ASCO @doctorinigo
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From Theory to Practice: An International Approach to Establishing Prehabilitation Programmes | SpringerLink Delighted to share our recent article @DaBell5 @NeckCatherine @ZoeMerchantOT @BreastDocUK @DebbieProvanRD link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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@CiaranFairman Per your article, wasting also links to mitochondrial dysfunction and to Tx impact on Type IIb (glycolytic-fast twitch) vs Type IIa (aerobic) myofibres.
More metabolic impacts may be revealed thru correlation w/ Δ in energetic performance of muscle tissue normalized to mass
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@CiaranFairman Hormonal therapy may also have significant detrimental and persistent outcomes for breast cancer survivors. Here, changes due to both chemo & hormonal Tx were measured using a cycling ergometer as peak energetic power output per lean mass (W/kg lean).
rdcu.be/cENdv
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Our guest speaker Dr. @GeorgeSledge51 will share updates from this year's San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. Dr. @Nikhilwagle will speak about genomic testing and new directions for treatment.
Register today komen.org/mbcseries
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A cell videoed through a microscope. DNA in the nucleus (green) and the powerhouses/overlords of the cell, mitochondria (purple), are shown. If your biology teacher taught you that mitochondria look like little beans, you now know better.
#Science #Biology #CellBiology #Art
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@MelissaKotte @Katebolam @DrWengstrom @renskealtena @saramijwel Congrats and cheers to your first participant for effort and commitment!
Pls add a link to an overview of the study.
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First participant included and completed baseline testing in our EX-MED study - a new distance based online exercise RCT for patients with cancer @Katebolam @DrWengstrom @renskealtena @saramijwel
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Great point, AND
It’s more than red flags & recurrence
There are persistent tx side effects & emerging late effects that cause functional morbidity…
⭐️ Measurable gait/balance deficits persist YEARS after chemo. Fall Risk is 30% greater among patients w/hx of neurotoxic chemo 1/
Daniel M. King@dan_wrightpt
@NicoleStoutPT As a PT as well as a cancer patient, I can promise that there are cancer patients out there. They may have no idea (and some do) that still need our help. Red flags mean more than just something we covered in school
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As the US begins its 5th wave with 59% vaccinated, Canada, with 76% vaccinated, shows no sign of increased spread
Death rate 🇺🇸 5.3-fold 🇨🇦
Hospitalizations 🇺🇸3-fold 🇨🇦
New cases 🇺🇸 >4-fold🇨🇦
@OurWorldInData
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@doctorinigo Agree - and for just one deeper dive into the pathways & complexities; ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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Some late night thoughts.I strongly believe that a single supplement like NAD or Rapamycin or intermittent fasting will extend your life is absurd.Metabolic & signaling pathways are so incredibly vast, complex & intertwined that a single supplement or 2 won’t even move the needle
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The #UWMadison Chancellor search is an opportunity to bring innovative leadership & economic benefits to Wisconsin by "actively engaging with the world, reducing pollution, conserving energy, and making people healthier" by @KathleenGall @journalsentinel
jsonline.com/story/money/bu…
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@doctorinigo @CUsportsmed Glad you have a good start to recovery!
Here's a Q for tomorrow's 10AM MT Ask Me Anything:
- How does metabolic flexibility/fitness upregulate immune response to
1) many cancers (chronic illnesses) and to
2) fractures (acute injuries)?
#MedTwitter
twitter.com/CUAnschutz/sta…
University of Colorado Anschutz@CUAnschutz
What’s the relationship between exercise and cancer? Why is exercise the most powerful medicine in the world? Find out Thursday – researcher @doctorinigo, who trains super athletes, is hosting a Reddit AMA! ➡️Where: reddit.com/r/askscience/ ➡️When: Nov 4, 10AM MT #MedTwitter
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Crashed bike & broke wrist. Experience was great w/ Dr.Frank Scott at @CUsportsmed due to his amazing knowledge & experience. The point: in these times where science, knowledge & experience are under attack,please appreciate the years & knowledge so may give away for your benefit
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What’s the relationship between exercise and cancer? Why is exercise the most powerful medicine in the world?
Find out Thursday – researcher @doctorinigo, who trains super athletes, is hosting a Reddit AMA!
➡️Where: reddit.com/r/askscience/
➡️When: Nov 4, 10AM MT
#MedTwitter
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Thanks for illuminating the value of engaging healthy lifestyles to counter side effects of drugs like #Tamoxifen and improve quality of life #QOL
Kudos to all who take action & exert control in their cancer journeys!
#ExerciseOncology #Nutrition #LeanMass #HormoneTherapy #Review
Antonio Di Meglio, MD, PhD@dimeglio_anto
Healthy lifestyle behaviors have the potential to modulate the downstream impact of adjuvant endocrine therapy and improve QOL in women with early-stage breast cancer. ⬆️🏃♂️🏋️♀️🤸/⬇️🍔🍟🍷🚬 Happy to share our work in @CO_Oncology 👇📰 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34456250/ @PrestiMD @inesvazluis
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Come work with us! @SloanPublic (our Program in Public Understanding of Science and Technology) is looking for a program associate. Full details and how to apply here: sloan.org/about/careers 🎉
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@NzsOncology @oncology_bg @QueensuPHS Hope you can make this talk widely available #ValueBasedOncology
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🎉👏 We are thrilled to announce another spectacular virtual speaker, @oncology_bg of @QueensuPHS talking on his interests including international research, oncology in developing countries, and value-based oncology. #nzso2021 #cancerpolicy #globaloncology #cancergroundshot
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What if Medicare (or private insurance) was willing to fund at-home caregiving at $56K/yr, instead of making the $ available for a drug? For a lot of people, I bet it'd lead to better results on every measure of function.
Larry Levitt@larry_levitt
Biogen's new Alzheimer's drug is a poster child for difficult drug pricing issues: It affects many people suffering from a terrible disease or have family members who are. It has an eye-popping price of $56,000 per year. It's not at all clear how well it actually works.
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