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Parents who have emotional intelligence tend to be better at parenting. And, parents who endorse physical activity and pursue their own healthy goals shape their children's level of physical activity - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #emotionalintelligence #physicalactivity #publichealth

As adults age, engaging in physical, social, and economic activities can help them maintain or improve their quality of life, studies show. Read more in This Week in Public Health - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #publichealth #activeaging #healthyaging

More than half of the ocean has become greener, indicating the impact of climate change on the ocean's ecosystems. Read more in This Week in Science - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #climatechange #ocean

Employees who experience workplace violence or bullying are at a higher risk of attempting or dying by suicide later. This is one of the factors contributing to a mental health crisis among frontline health workers. Read This Week in Public Health - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/…

Without a billion-year pause in the slowing of Earth's rotation, a day on Earth could have been more than twice as long, astrophysicists have found. Read why the day is (about) 24 hours in This Week in Science - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #astrophysics #geophysics

This Week in Public Health: Nearly 2 in 3 U.S. adults have had adverse childhood experiences, while 1 in 6 have faced four or more potentially traumatic experiences that could have been prevented. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #publichealth #childhoodadversity #ACEs

This Week in Science: AI can generate both accurate, easily understandable information and convincing disinformation—so well that humans couldn't distinguish tweets authored by AI from those written by real Twitter users. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #GPT3 #LMM #generativeAI

Vaccine-related misinformation on social media affects global vaccination rates, while Meta is relaxing COVID-19 misinformation rules in the U.S. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #vaccinehesitancy #publichealth #vaccination

This Week in Science: Differences in men's and women's chromosomes may drive worse cancer outcomes for men. Also, aging skin cells and their substances show promise in developing future treatments for pattern baldness and gray hair. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #oncology #alopecia

Next week in #publichealth

Bad news for shift workers: working outside daylight hours can increase risk of Type 2 diabetes 🌘. Good news for gym-goers: physical activity during the pandemic lowers the risk of long COVID. This Week in Public Health - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #T2D #longcovid #publichealth

@TCI_ca And then we eat the cake too fast, and get a stomach ache and a case of regret. That's what happens when you aren't planful and don't monitor implementation :(

So there you have it, folks! Readiness, fit, and context are all important factors to consider when implementing a change in your organization. And remember, just like baking a cake, implementation science takes time, effort, and a lot of patience. Happy implementing! /5

At TCI, we love a good analogy. How can we tease apart complicated #ImpSci terms like fit, context, and readiness using an analogy? /1

This Week in Science: Psychedelics restore brain flexibility in mice and hold promise for mental health benefits in humans. Also, "smart drugs" actually make complex tasks harder. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #neuroscience #psychedelicresearch #openaccess

Widespread use of nanoparticles can benefit humans, but at what health costs? Plus, check out the 7-step guide to synthesizing evidence from observational studies in This Week in Public Health- mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #nanoparticles #publichealth #healthresearch

The widespread perception of moral decline may be an illusion. Data from 60+ nations over 70 years suggests people's belief doesn't match reality. Biased memory distortions play a role. Sign up for more! layrr.ai/ai-newsletters

Animal movement changed during the pandemic lockdowns, giving scientists insight into how human activities influence animal behavior. Read This Week in Science - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #animalbehavior #behavioralecology #openaccess

This Week in Public Health: Synthetic opioids add fuel to the crisis of drug overdoses and carry the risk of being used as weapons to cause intentional harm. But, actions can be taken to prepare for an opioid mass casualty incident. - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #publichealth

Age-related breakdown of the insulation around nerve cells may contribute to Alzheimer's disease. Also, brain shape is found to be a significant driver of brain activity. Read This Week in Science - mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/… #alzheimers #dementia #brainactivity #neuroscience

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