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Can medications impact #thermoregulation? Our review discusses the how medications used to manage #chronicdisease may affect #heatstress responses
In press: doi.org/10.1124/pharmrev.122…
Thanks to @JasonKWLee, @XRTan89, @Ihsan_mo, @doreen_sy and team for the guidance and expertise!
Inspiring learnings from across the globe in different fields at the UCPH Global Health Symposium.
Amazing work in research and advocacy to address heat-related risk especially in vulnerable communities ☺️ feeling recharged🔋 to finish my PhD journey #extremeheat #heathealth
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🚨Open Access Research Article from M. Gomez and S. Al Mahri et al. (KAUST_News @rezakbouchama) Age-related differences in gene expression and pathway activation following heatstroke. 🥵 #aging #geneexpression #heatstress #proteostasis
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Our study investigating the impacts of sleep deprivation on thermoregulation was published in @EJAP_official last week!
I’ve had so much fun mentoring these graduate students and very proud to see some first first-author papers published! Check Nick’s out below 🔗⬇️
Our paper titled "Effects of 24-h sleep deprivation on whole-body heat exchange in young men during exercise in the heat" has been published online in @EJAP_official.
@BrodieRichard12 @kmtjanetos @nathaliekirby @IoannouLeonidas
🔗 Read it here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Our paper titled "Effects of 24-h sleep deprivation on whole-body heat exchange in young men during exercise in the heat" has been published online in @EJAP_official.
@BrodieRichard12 @kmtjanetos @nathaliekirby @IoannouLeonidas
🔗 Read it here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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🧠💪 This powerful visual highlights the comparative efficacy of exercise vs. drugs across critical health areas, including chronic disease prevention, peak fitness optimization, and age-related functional changes.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Exercise is a cornerstone for managing diabetes, hypertension, osteoporosis, and even cognitive decline.
✅ It prevents chronic diseases and boosts psychological well-being like no other intervention. ✨
A truly evidence-based medicine for healthy aging. 🏃♀️
💡 Whether you're a healthcare provider or a fitness advocate, let this inspire you to make movement medicine a priority in life. 🌍
👉Clickthrough to explore how exercise can transform lives at any age.
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#HealthyAging #GlobalExercise #EvidenceBased #ExerciseIsMedicine
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New in @japplphysiol by Stevens et al.
Effect of condensed heat acclimation on thermophysiological adaptations, hypoxic cross-tolerance, exercise performance and de-acclimation
journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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Do older adults exhibit greater gastrointestinal permeability & heightened kidney injury risk during heat stress? @ZachMcKenna_PhD @whitleyatkins Wallace, @caitlin_jarrard, @CraigCrandall8 (@UTSWMedCenter) & @JoshFoster_PhD (@KCLBMBioscience) investigate
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Day 2 of the First GHHIN Southeast Asia Heat Health Forum. Thank you to the organisers for the wonderful opportunity to speak today!
It was a fruitful and insightful discussion and sharing on ageing, chronic disease and disabilities!
@heathealth_info
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Our paper from @HeatHealth_USYD and @IntegrPhysLab out now @NEJM
@GeorgiaKatec @LilyHospers @DrYorgiMavros @AmyHarwood91 @syd_health @Sydney_Uni
Simple Strategies to Reduce Cardiac Strain in Older Adults in Extreme Heat | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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❓Do you struggle to stay up to date with sport science research?
🚀 This is why I've launched 🌭 Sport Science Snag @sportscisnag-a newsletter delivering fresh, practical insights from 100+ sport science journals directly to your inbox in 5 minutes or less.
Earlier in June. I had the opportunity of presenting my first PhD study looking at the effects of T2D on thermoregulation and physical function in the heat at @ICEE2024
It was an honour to learn from and connect with fellow thermal physiologists ☺️
Thank you @ProjectHeatSafe for the feature! Full paper available: doi.org/10.1124/pharmrev.122…
DID YOU KNOW? Elderly who take medications for their chronic conditions (e.g., high blood pressure, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, etc.) may be less able to regulate body temperatures in the heat
Read more: medicine.nus.edu.sg/news/med…
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I couldn’t be happier to share that our Singapore-based study that explored adolescent female athletes’ experiences of the menstrual cycle is now published OA in SJMSS!🩸
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Hopeful that this will be a catalyst for positive change back home 🇸🇬 @NYSI_SG
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Pleased to share my newly published article (from my PhD work) examining the impact of heat on our human brain. Our brain motor activity and cognitive ability are impaired by heat. There could be a brain temperature range optimal for neural function! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3767…
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#NUSMedicine researchers found that #medications to treat various #chronic diseases may hinder the body’s ability to lose heat and regulate its core #temperature to optimal levels. Read more here: medicine.nus.edu.sg/news/med…
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Our recent work expertly led by @JerichoWee, @JasonKWLee examines how chronic disease medications can impact heat loss capacity in patients.
Full text available ➡️ researchgate.net/publication…
#healthresearch #chronicdiseases #environmentalheatstress #thermoregulation #aging
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How do changes in the nervous system impact strength loss with ageing?
New review from my colleague @orssattolucas and co. on some novel mechanisms.
The best way to counter these changes?
Resistance training, of course.
physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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#ShortReport #ArticlesInPress “Physiological responses to 9 hours of heat exposure in young and older adults: Part II - #Autophagy and the acute cellular stress response” James J. McCormick, et al.
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#JAPPL @robertdmeade @GregMcGarr
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3 sets of repeated chair stands (5 or 10 reps per set), 3 times per week.
Sound feasible?
Over 8 weeks, this was enough to improve:
Muscle thickness: ⬆️8-9%
Muscle quality index: ⬆️40-45%
Relative sit-to-stand power: ⬆️29-38%
Resistance training doesn’t have to be fancy to be effective.
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