Category: Health and wellbeing
How do older adults live well with multimorbidity?
Exploring the lived experiences of older adults managing multimorbidity with a focus on understanding what enables them to live well.
Nutrition education and climate-resilient agriculture to address climate-change-driven risks of type 2 diabetes in Southern Nigeria
Exploring how climate adaptation strategies can meaningfully influence dietary quality and metabolic outcomes in Nigeria.
Confidentiality in athlete mental health care: perspectives from multi-disciplinary team staff
Multi-disciplinary team working is common within sport science teams. However, little is known about how these teams can work effectively to support athlete mental health.
Return to play: athlete experiences of returning to elite sport following a mental health leave of absence
There are no established guidance for navigating an athlete’s return to their sport following a leave of absence due to mental health concerns. Research is needed to explore how this is currently managed and identify issues to be addressed.
Participatory research for lifestyle interventions with young people and vulnerable groups in Nigeria (PARLI-NG)
NCDs are a growing concern in Nigeria, driven by tobacco use, alcohol consumption, poor diet, and physical inactivity. Young people and vulnerable groups are disproportionately affected yet often excluded from designing and evaluating interventions.
Nutrition education and climate-resilient agriculture to address climate-change-driven risks of type 2 diabetes in Kenya
Limiting food varieties for diabetic diets risks malnutrition and vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Strategies to reduce the risks of diabetes should combine education in nutrition and agriculture.
Menopausal lifestyle interventions to prevent dementia and cardiovascular disease risk factor
Preventing dementia and cardiovascular disease through menopausal lifestyle interventions
Can Trauma-Informed approaches help young people enhance their health, wellbeing and weight more effectively?
Children and young people whose bodies do not conform to societal expectations have a greater risk of being teased or bullied, which may be experienced as trauma.
Social, psychological, and psychopathological predictors of disordered eating
Exploring social media use, body appreciation, self-esteem, anxiety and depressive symptoms as predictors of disordered eating.
Effect of carbohydrate reduction on obesity and type 2 diabetes among adults in Africa
Evaluating the role of carbohydrate reduction in the prevention and management of obesity and reversal of type 2 diabetes in Africa.