Thomas Zandonai

Should we be concerned with #nicotine in #sport? New paper @SportsMedicineJ shows in-competition nicotine use much higher in athletes reliant on strength and power than those requiring high aerobic capacity! link.springer.com/article/10.100… @Botrek @kiwiheatlab @ampeiro

Our last article: Maladaptive eating habits in judo athletes and psychological side effe... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… We detailed two Italian judokas who retired due to harmful eating habits and extreme exercise, stressing the risks of weight cutting and need for safer practices.

Medicina psichedelica mag.unitn.it/ricerca/121178… @UniTrentoDIPSCO @UniTrento @OCorazza

Save the date, our World Conference will be epic.

❌Sin ciencia, no hay futuro "Tenemos un PIB mínimo dedicado a la ciencia" "Queremos conseguir trabajos estables" Ya no es que se reconozca a los científicos, es que con precariedad e inseguridad laboral se pueden ver obligados a abandonar los proyectos o irse a otros países

Creo que es importante que sepamos cómo funciona la selección de profesores en España. Gané una plaza de Ayudante Doctor en @CanalUGR en el año 2022. Fue una sorpresa, porque gané a la candidata local, quien todo el mundo pensaba que iba a ganar la plaza. @OIntegridadEsp

Reflexione sobre ello, @PedroMercadoUGR: ¿hemos de tener miedo los académicos de intentar defender nuestros derechos? A mí no me van a silenciar, como puede ver, pero sí a muchos otros: ¿qué ganamos con todo esto? ¿Este es el mensaje que quieren transmitir a los jóvenes?

La nicotina è un problema per gli sportivi? | Fondazione Umberto Veronesi fondazioneveronesi.it/magazine/artic… @kiwiheatlab @Botrek @UniversidadMH @UniTrentoDIPSCO

Si has salido de la carrera investigadora y académica por falta de estabilidad, precariedad... Por favor, escríbenos por DM o a nuestro correo, ya que nos han pedido desde un periódico que visibilizáremos estas situaciones a raíz de este artículo. nature.com/articles/d4158…

Pain management in elite sport: A doping problem, a public health ethi... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Come and join the team and work on an exciting collaborative PhD project. You’ll be supported by myself and @lauriepatts @Carnegie_Sport @leedsbeckett and @JamiePethick @itia_tennis Applications details below and please get in touch if you have any questions.

Great first step for #pregnant female athletes. Team @nih_sognsvann show that "physiologic changes in pregnancy may enhance thermoregulation... high-intensity interval runs unlikely to pose a risk of Tcore >39°C for pregnant athletes" 👏👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

En breves empiezo mi intervención en el congreso de #adicciones de @aepsis_psic hablaré del #dolor, #emociones #negativas y #adicción incluyendo el #sexo como variable principal en nuestros estudios. Se han realizado en @FacFarmacia_UV @HGUVALENCIA gracias al @PNSDgob

This is the correct link: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2… Sorry!

Very happy to share this editorial published today in PEH journal with my amazing colleague Silvia Camporesi! Clicking on this link lnkd.in/dxhv-jYX you welcome to read and download the latest version of your article. Thank you also to PEH Editor @KatinkavandeVen

We also describe the problematic relationships between pain and masculinity in sport. Finally, we put forward some recommendations for an ethical management of pain in elite sport. We hope you find it interesting!!

We focus on the recent addition (Jan 2024) of tramadol in WADA's Prohibited List and discuss its rationale at the intersection of anti-doping policy and public health justification.

These tensions arise, we argue, because of unresolved issues in sports medicine, where athletes find themselves in a position of vulnerability where health and health optimitization goals and optimal sport performance goals cannot always be reconciled.

In this editorial, where we merge her expertise in bioethics of sport and mine in sport science, we describe how elite sport is a context where unique tensions emerge regarding the management of pain.

Yes, even pre-registering and making the database and codes open, they consider that we weren’t transparent. Anyway, we always welcome scientific debate. So, we took their criticisms, ran even more analyses, and guess what we found?

Remember when we said that evidence on the positive effect of exercise on cognition is inconclusive? Well, some people weren’t too happy about that. They came to us with some critiques, so we decided to roll up our sleeves and dive deeper. Spoiler: our conclusions still stand