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Tag: exercise

Headshot of Dr Matthew 'Tepi' Mclaughlin. Caption bottom right corner of headshot says 'Dr Matthew 'Tepi' Mclaughlin'. Background of PHAA logos.

Dr Matthew ‘Tepi’ Mclaughlin talks physical activity and Prevention 2022

Dr. Matthew ‘Tepi’ Mclaughlin and Mary Brushe In 2022 the PHAA Child and Youth Health Special Interest Group awarded several … More

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Active travel, Branches/SIGs, child and youth health, exercise, public health workforce
Woman in Red Hoodie and Black Pants Running on Gray Asphalt Road

Let’s get physical: We know it’s potentially life-saving, so how do we get that ‘exercise benefits’ message across?

Jeremy Lasek – PHAA PHAA’s Note: This article does not constitute medical advice. Please see your doctor before starting exercise … More

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Coronavirus, exercise, older people, Public Health

Ageing population, climate change create new drowning risks: study

Jeremy Lasek – PHAA Background With the days lengthening, the weather and water warming, and COVID-19 restrictions lifting, many of … More

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Dr Michael Mosley, left, and exercise physiologist Ray Kelly, standing on Bondi Beach. The image is a still for their program on SBS TV.

PHAA and SBS-TV recognise the work of ‘Too Deadly for Diabetes’ creator, Ray Kelly

Jeremy Lasek – PHAA One of the great strengths of the PHAA’s annual awards is to uncover great stories of … More

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awards, exercise, Indigenous health, Nutrition, obesity, Public Health, Type-2 diabetes

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