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@megdoohan

📍Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Griffith Uni 🏋 PA & Mental Health Researcher 👩‍⚕️ Women's health advocate

Brisbane, Queensland เข้าร่วม Şubat 2019
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
Thank you also to the @e3_lab team, my HDR cohort, and the ENS staff all of your continued support. And finally, a very special thank you to my husband, Tim, for being my rock throughout this journey. Keep your eyes peeled for a few more publications to come! 👀 2/2
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Better late than never, right? Another PhD study added to list of publications! ✔️ Very pleased to share the final study from my PhD in Temperature: Exercise-induced dehydration does not impair cognitive performance in naturally menstruating women. 🚴‍♀️ doi.org/10.1080/233289…
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@Tyler_ExPhys Hi Chris, I have this one! I'll email it through to you.
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Chris Tyler@Tyler_ExPhys·
Paper request: Does anyone have access to the following? Curley and Hawkins (1983). Cognitive performance during a heat acclimatization regimen. Aviat Space Env Med, 54(8), 709-713.
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
Thank you also to the @e3_lab team, my HDR cohort, and the ENS staff all of your continued support. And finally, a very special thank you to my husband, Tim, for being my rock throughout this journey. Keep your eyes peeled for a few more publications to come! 👀 2/2
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
Very pleased to share that my PhD has been officially approved by @QUT! ✅️ A big thank-you to my supervisory team, Melanie White, Neil King, and especially, @ian__stewart - without whom this would not have been possible. 1/2
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
Could there be a better way to celebrate #IWD2024?! Incredible to see such inspiring research and on-the-ground programs represented at #WISC24
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The end is in sight (kind of?)!
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
Sometimes you have to walk the walk (or ride the bike), right?! 🥵 With only a handful of data collection sessions left for this PhD, I'm eternally grateful for all the willing participants who have leant their blood 🩸, sweat 🥵 , and brains 🧠 throughout this journey.
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
5/5 ⭐️Reaction time, memory recall, and Stroop tasks were the tasks most likely to show cognitive performance changes during heightened thermal strain A Big Thanks to all Co-Authors: @jessicawatzek, @ian__stewart, Neil King, & Melanie White Now let's finish this PhD! 🔥🥵🏃‍♀️🧠
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
4/5 ⭐️Cognitive performance was more likely to be adversely affected when heightened core temperature was coupled with dehydration, prolonged exercise bouts, or extended exposure to elevated environmental temperatures
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megdoohan@megdoohan·
When it rains it pours! 🔥🚴🥵🏃‍♀️🧠 Excited to share the second publication out of my PhD in @japplphysiol!! Does increased core temperature alter cognitive performance during exercise-induced heat strain? A narrative review: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37141422/ KEY POINTS THREAD: 👇 1/5
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• Frequently reported symptoms included abdominal cramps and bloating, lethargy, lower back pain and heavy bleeding. • Across the sample, menstrual symptoms were regularly reported as influential factors in the avoidance of, and reduced performance in physical activity. (3/3)
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• In a non-elite sample of 881 adult women 48.1% were using some form of hormonal contraception, 66% of which were using a version of a combined oral contraceptive pill. • 90% of respondents regularly experienced adverse menstrual symptoms. (2/3)
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