Doyle-Baker Lab, University of Calgary, Canada

@KevinPowerPhD @MemorialU Too funny!

In todays class we were fortunate to have a special guest discuss neural adaptations—huge thanks to the Dark Knight (aka Batman) for stopping in one of his busiest days of the year! Happy Halloween! @MemorialU

How do we change this? 📷 - Invest in dedicated funding for women’s health - Go beyond SGBA to integrate sex, gender & 2S/LGBTQI+ research - Highlight women’s health through special journal issues and collaborations

Women experience delayed diagnoses, more adverse drug effects, and spend 25% more time in poor health than men. Yet only 4.5% of CIHR-funded projects over 15 yrs addressed major health burdens affecting women. 📚 Learn more: ow.ly/Cqjx50XkANC

@GuyFaulkner Love to see this, Guy!

No jump scares here—just the unsettling truth. 👻 Endometriosis is understudied, misunderstood, and may affect the brain. Read more: ow.ly/EQf750XjRXB #WomensHealth #Endometriosis #Research

🎇📢GROWW Welcomes Dr. Hayward to the next session in our Seminar Series!!!!

⁦@UofCr4kids⁩ ⁦@uofcknes⁩ ⁦@OBrien_IPH⁩ Today we are discussing the ‘medical desert’ the slow erosion of services available to women across their lifespan. Sadly too many to list. ⁦@erinbrennand⁩. Let’s not whisper about this anymore. #investinwomenshealth

Welcome to CSEP 2025 in London, Ontario! We’re thrilled to kick off the largest and oldest exercise science conference in Canada, bringing together over 500 in-person and 400 virtual attendees—including Canada’s top exercise scientists, clinical exercise physiologists, and personal trainers. Today marks the beginning of four incredible days of learning, collaboration, and inspiration at RBC Place London. _____________________________________ Bienvenue au SCPE 2025 à London, en Ontario ! Nous sommes ravis de donner le coup d’envoi du plus grand et du plus ancien congrès canadien consacré aux sciences de l’exercice, réunissant plus de 500 participants en personne et 400 participants virtuels—dont les principaux scientifiques de l’exercice, physiologistes de l’exercice clinique et entraîneurs personnels du pays. Aujourd’hui marque le début de quatre journées exceptionnelles d’apprentissage, de collaboration et d’inspiration au RBC Place London. #CSEP2025 #ExerciseScience #LondonOntario #CSEP #Conference #ExercisePhysiology

@uofcknes We tell women in perimenopause and menopause to lift heavy. What happens to signalling such as AMPK? Searching for this answer @ #CSEP2025

@uofcknes Gord Sleivert lecture #CSEP2025 Transformative change in Athlete sport science” 🧪 informative review by Dr. Mountjoy. @margomountjoy #needtobehere!

⁦@uofcknes⁩ ⁦@UofCr4kids⁩ Excited to hear from the following experts on maternal pregnancy pre-conference. #CSEP2025 #getactivebeactive

⁦@uofcknes⁩ ⁦@UofCr4kids⁩ ⁦@SIPRC_⁩ First Women’s Health journal club meeting fall 2025 semester. Not quite a full house but great to have so many students outside our lab attend! Thks to visiting PhD Anna Stitlemann from Switzerland for her presentation!

@uofcknes One of the most informative mornings I have had. Opportunities to listen to presentations from many experts @ElliottSale @TStellingwerff for example and great sessions with panels! Thank you all so much.

Looking forward to this! If you’re still yet to register, there’s a 15% discount with the discount code of SPEAKERINVITE2025 @https://tiss-conference.ca/

@ResearchonWH Congratulations to Jennifer and I look forward to reading her research.

Congrats to Dr. Jennifer Williams on receiving the 2025 OBI-Banting Discovery Award! Her research explores how stressors like exercise, diet & hormones shape women’s brain + heart health. Read more 👉 ow.ly/14iM50WUAwF #WomensHealthResearch

@uofcknes Walk the talk and talk as you walk! Brain health and cognitive connections -evidenced informed research!

@uofcknes @SIPRC_ @spiritnorthxc @YMCA_Calgary Share the poster and register for this free amazing event! Get the day off work and be part of this growing movement on safety that focus’ on girls, women and athletes!

@uofcknes @LauraStJohn Delighted to be part of the newly published paper with this group of colleagues. doi.org/10.1111/jir.70… Exploring menstrual symptoms is critical across all populations! Share this important work! #NDVoices

@uofcknes I am egging you all on, -come to this. I am excited as I get to introduce some of our research on ovulation during the summit Sept. 23-25

@uofcknes @KnowThyHealth Agree. Not easy but necessary!