Clare Wall

Debate on ultra-processed foods shouldn’t derail good dietary advice phcc.org.nz/briefing/debat…

Teaching led research from Dietetics @ UoA presented at International Dietetic Congress @FMHS_UoA @UoANutrition 👏👏

Congratulations Tanith Alexander NZRD PhD @AucklandLiggins for your publication in NEJM Dietitians doing great things! doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJMoa2313942

This #DietitiansWeek2024 we celebrate the vital role dietitians play in #research and #health The Te Kaika Direct study for remission of #type2diabetes relied on the invaluable support provided to participants and whānau by its dietitian, Natalie Ashton. healthierlives.co.nz/research/te-ka…

Flying the flag in Canada for optimizing nutrition and dietary intake in childhood cancer survivors. Parent-focused interventions are effective in improving fruit & veg intake and parent confidence. @WorldSIOP @youngsiop @jencohendiet @UNSWScience @KidsCancerProj @Redkite

Research led by @HelenEyles2 found a package of interventions to support hypertensive adults to reduce sodium intake didn't work. This is why we need to focus on food reformulation targets to reduce sodium content in the food supply. mhealth.jmir.org/2023/1/e43675

A huge congratulations to FMHS doctoral graduate and senior lecturer, Dr Karaponi Okesene-Gafa, who has received a prestigious 2022 Vice-Chancellor’s Prize for Best Doctoral Thesis! Learn more here: bit.ly/3Iyhlfv

FMHS associate professor, research director of @GrowingUpinNZ and kaupapa Māori epidemiologist Dr Sarah-Jane Paine (Ngāi Tūhoe) comments on new findings from a survey which indicates kiwi tamariki (kids) have a strong sense of their #gender and #culture: bit.ly/3nRhUJK

Applying for research funding is like being on Tinder. You put yourself out there, hoping to find the perfect match, but all you get are rejections and ghosting. But, when you do find the right one, it's a match made in research heaven! #ResearchFunding #Tinder @kiwimitoman

@ProfCCollins @Uni_Newcastle @HMRIAustralia Congratulations Clare.

Very honoured to be awarded Officer of the Order of Australia today at NSW Government House by her Excellency Governor Margaret Beazley AC KC ⁦@Uni_Newcastle⁩ ⁦@HMRIAustralia⁩

RECRUITING: Eating Well for Likes – a study on social influence in healthy eating. We want to find examine 'social influence' and investigate whether social factors increase willingness to use social media and eat healthily. auckland.ac.nz/en/fmhs/resear… or DM me for more info.

Proud to see this in the Hansard transcript tonight @dietitiansaus @Nat_Stapleton @dietitiansaus @ProfCCollins #FriendsofNutrition #DietitiansWeek2023

Happy to announce my first paper evaluating the experiences of patients and whānau with nutrition after surviving childhood cancer has been published! Thank you to Emma Clarke for your mahi and ⁦@GemmaPugh2⁩!! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…

Took me 20yrs in academia but I made it to Associate Professor! @FMHS_UoA @ACSRC_UoA #goodthingscometothosewhowait (Not so great at coordinating cross-platform info -sorry to those who’ve already heard!)

Our @UoANutrition departmental Christmas carnival 🎡 🤡🎪🎠 #MerryChristmas2022

Extremely proud to be here in person with Prof Frank Dunshea & Prof Andy Sinclair 2/3 of our new #IUNS Fellows and Prof Caryl Nowson.

Happy to chat about my poster on #eating #behaviour in young people with #craniopharyngioma. @icn2021 @UoANutrition @AucklandLiggins @BristolBRC

Anna starting the conversation about integrating behaviour change into nutrition-related trials at IUNS-ICN Tokyo #IUNS2022 @FMHS_UoA @HVNutrition_NZ @AndreaBraakhuis @DrRajshriRoy @nicola_gillies

Of 500 pre-schoolers we found a third at high risk for inadequate consumption of major food groups, exposure to screens during meals and overuse of supplements.Prevalence of nutrition risk and associated risk factors among New Zealand pre‐school children onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…