Primary Prevention Research Group is a team in the University of Manitoba’s Dept. of Family Medicine. Funded by Heart & Stroke Foundation and Research Manitoba.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joined June 2018
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In consultation with the provinces and territories, the #GoC has developed guidance to help #stopthespread of #COVID19 while public health measures are lifted across Canada: ow.ly/Rihr50zVQFJ
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Have you heard about @TeamCanada's Champion Chats? The next chat is coming up on May 29th and is being hosted by Olympic Figure Skater @tessavirtue! Get more info: bit.ly/2Zb1TA0
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Getting enough hours of physical activity each day is as essential as ever for everyone’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being! Check out our printable recipe for an active day (at home): bit.ly/3bldLlp #activeathome
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Use our activity dice as a boredom buster! Older kids can cut, fold, and glue the dice on their own, and can use the template as a guide to create their own versions! Download the printable activity now: bit.ly/2x8jeOA
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Have you ever wanted to research the impacts of environment on health? MCHP has brought Canadian Urban Environmental (CANUE) Data into the Repository that can been linked to health data to explore these questions. #EarthDay
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A great activity to do with your kids at home! #ActiveAtHome
Some fantastic ideas from @WoodviewMHAS if you're running out of ways to keep the kids active! Have them spell out their name and then do these exercises!🤸♂️ ow.ly/qFdT50zjeDR @activeforlife @ParticipACTION ^tk
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Kids need to be active to build their best brains. 🧠 Since it's #NationalDanceWeek, why not turn up the music and bust a move?
Sign up for the 2020 #participACTION Children & Youth Report Card to see if Canadian kids' activity levels make the cut. 👉 bit.ly/32JUuXE – at Canada
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We’ve created a printable outline to help kids plan their days. Use it not only to let your kids know what must be done, but also as a tool to empower your kids to decide how they want to be active, curious, helpful, and playful every day! See it here: bit.ly/3aP2ESx
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Physical activity is any movement that elevates your heart rate and expends energy.
Check out these helpful tips to get moving from our Health Promotion Lead, Natalie Toman on @CP24Breakfast this morning.
Full interview here - tiny.cc/erp5mz
#StayActiveStayHealthy
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Thank you to everyone across the nation who are uniting #Canadians with physical activity during #COVID19. Even though we may be apart, we are not alone. We are a virtual community working to tackle the challenge of staying active and healthy, together. bit.ly/2UUhAZT
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Vaccines help your body create an immune response against disease, and protect you from getting sick.
#VaccinesWork #NIAW2020
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Here's a #HealthyHabit: Ensure that you move more during the day so you can sleep better at night! Before snuggling under the sheets tonight, place activity-friendly clothing out so you're ready to go when you wake up! #StayActiveStayHealthy #COVID19Hacks – at Canada
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While 74% of adults say they enjoy being active, only 16% are meeting physical activity guidelines! You know what that means... it's time to get moving, Canada! After all, the more we move now, the more we can do later. #AgeBetter #EverythingGetsBetter #StayActiveStayHealthy
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COVID-19 do your part...keep your distance. For current up to date information visit: gov.mb.ca/covid19/ @SharedHealthMB Sharedhealthmb Municipality of Clanwilliam-Erickson @GilbertPlainsMB Mossey River Municipality Norfolk Treherne
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A little movement can go a long way for our mood and overall mental well-being. #HappyBetter – not just today, but everyday – by making physical activity part of your normal routine! 😊 #EverythingGetsBetter #InternationalDayOfHappiness
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School is cancelled in many parts of the world in order to slow the spread of the highly contagious novel coronavirus COVID-19 and kids across the country are staying home due to the pandemic. Thankfully, learning doesn’t only happen in classrooms: bit.ly/2xNeqOD
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@AlanKatz6 Director, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy "Caring for others" in today's Letters, winnipegfreepress.com/opinio…
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A few simple questions could help provide you a better sense of testing for COVID-19. sharedhealthmb.ca/covid19/sc…
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It's never a good time to get ill, and now more than ever we need to keep our immune systems strong & motivations high. How? By making physical activity a priority, so you can maintain a healthy immune system and #HealBetter, faster. 💪 #EverythingGetsBetter #participACTION – at Canada
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This may be your last chance to skate the @MB150Trails for the season! – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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