Chris Steffanoni

There is no secret recipe for good health. Public health researchers have been studying what makes us sick for decades. Here are the top 10 evidence-based tips for good health from the public health team at the University of Bristol. #publichealth

@gnostic_bf It used to be called Pentridge

📍Coburg, Australia 🇦🇺

The new US president frees violent insurrectionists serving jail time and renames the Gulf of Mexico, plus hits those enemy states Canada and Mexico with punitive tariffs. Withdrawing from Paris and WHO completes the picture.

@GregSavvinos Thanks, Mr Sav. It took me a while to catch the history big but it finally got me. The local stuff is absolutely fascinating.

@chris_steff Great article Chris.

I wrote this piece about the little-known Aboriginal groups that were dispersed by colonial settlers before the Victorian gold rush. Few people living in the Macedon Ranges are aware of this history. #macedonranges #wurundjeri @chris_steff/happy-australia-day-137b4cacf61b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@chris_steff/h…

@KosSamaras I'm very curious to hear what Anne Ruston's plan is to reduce sugary drinks intakes in Australia. The article says she opposes a sugar tax but doesn't mention an alternative from the Libs.

Instead of burdening low-income households with a regressive sugar tax, governments should focus on proactive regulations to reduce the amount of sugar in food. This approach addresses the root of the issue, excessive sugar in processed foods, without disproportionately impacting those who can least afford it. The idea of a sugar tax, heavily promoted by certain think tanks, seems to echo the outdated neoliberal philosophy of shifting public health responsibilities onto individuals who can least afford it, while protecting corporate interests. Such a tax risks penalising consumers without addressing the systemic problem: the food industry’s reliance on sugar to boost profits at the expense of public health. How this mode of thinking never gets challenged is beyond me!!!

@cyclecait @KosSamaras @TheNewDailyAu Nope 🌎🙅‍♂️

@chris_steff @KosSamaras @TheNewDailyAu Climate change policies

Who can guess what this green map of the USA represents? Tip: it's not education levels or voting patterns. Usa2024 @KosSamaras @TheNewDailyAu

What's the most reliable/unbiased news outlet for world news?

Saddle soreness is a common complaint for cyclists, especially among women. A professional bike fitter and former elite cyclist give their tips on how to adjust your bike and get back to cycling comfortably. ab.co/3ZprJ2j

@Nico13835371 @BGatesIsaPyscho It was all over the news in Victoria. youtu.be/SxTxw_nS6u4?si…

@BGatesIsaPyscho Regarding the community note: I live in Aus and didn't see it in the news. All the sources that covered this according to the community note is not non-Australian?

🇦🇺 A video has surfaced from 2021 in Australia of Construction Workers attacking their union chiefs after they ‘sold out’ & mandated the experimental mRNA Vaccines for workers to retain their employment. They clearly weren’t happy - Legacy Media of course buried the story.

@JaneCaro Sounds like a great article, Jane. I just grabbed a copy to read over my morning coffee.

The situation is getting worse.

Credit Agricole is still one of my favourite kits of all time. And @LidlTrek have nailed their design this year. #sbstdf @simongerrans @SBSSportau

@hefinevans8 @theprojecttv Most medical doctors in Australia don't have doctorates either. It's an honorific title traditionally given to medical practitioners, chiropractors, osteopaths and TCM practitioners.

@theprojecttv Why address him as a Doctor - he isn’t one. (And doesn’t have a PhD either). It’s a self appointed title

The Chiropractic board of Australia admits there’s limited research on treatment for babies. Dr David Cahill told us why he believes it is safe.

Which saddle do you think is the most popular with bike fitters? If there are any other fitters on here, let us know 1. Which seats do you use? 2. Do you sell the saddle that you use? I'll start. Road Bike - Selle SMP Composit (Don't sell) MTB - SMP Evolution (Don't sell)

Reconciliation Week provides us an opportunity to reflect on some of the sobering parts of our history. It is important to learn from the past to help understand the present and ensure that the future looks brighter for all Australians. @chris_steff/happy-australia-day-137b4cacf61b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@chris_steff/h…

In this article, I discuss the saddle-related bike fit issues many female cyclists experience. These issues can start as minor discomfort and progress to pain that may require surgical intervention. #bikefitting #womenscycling link.medium.com/oQvlviMJPJb

@BenFordhamLive Nutritionist here. There is a preponderance of evidence that supports insects consumption as part of a nutritious diet. An estimated 2 billion people already do. @DeakinNutrition @MonashNutrition @AlumniCSU #B3-foods-13-00387" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

This is no joke. A group of politicians want us to start eating bugs. A new paper says our consumption of meat is seriously harming the environment. Listen to the unbelievable details HERE. 🎧omny.fm/shows/ben-ford…🎧

Inequality is broadening in Australia & there is a preponderance of evidence that suggests the larger the gap between the haves & have-nots, the poorer the health outcomes are for those clinging to the middle & lower rungs of the social ladder. #SDOH thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/…

Some interesting analysis on how many lives Australia's COVID vaccination program saved and how the delayed vaccine rollout helped us get through Omicron with fewer hospitalisations and deaths. Nice work. @RMIT @MonashUni @PLOSONE @theage theage.com.au/national/nsw/h…

@7AFL The Bulldog's medical team should be all over this, especially after such a heavy hit. @SMA_News

The incident near the end of the game when Tom Liberatore collapsed in the centre of the ground...