Congratulations to @ediputra_ign, recipient of the EASO-@novonordiskfond New Investigator Award in Public Health. Edi's work focuses on understanding the effectiveness of food labelling policies & economic impacts of obesity-related public health policies.
easo.org/niu-awards/2026-new…
@ediputra_ign looks forward to sharing his research on
✔️Modelling the Health Impacts of Public health Policies on May 12th at 12:30 and
✔️ Childhood Obesity and Mental Health on May 14th at 12:30
Join him for both sessions at #ECO2025 🌟
@SociedadSeedo@EASOPresident
🚨Our new paper (doi.org/10.1111/bjhp.12798) using TWO cohorts @CLScohorts suggests no link between psychological wellbeing and development of “severe obesity”. But, poor wellbeing is associated with modest increases in BMI, only among those without obesity.
@EASOobesityECN@UK_ASO
"Childhood obesity trajectories and adolescent mental health" 👨👧
Check out this recent publication in Pediatric Obesity from Dr I Gusti Ngurah Edi Putra, Prof Michael Daly & EDIT Collaborator Prof Eric Robinson.
Link below -
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
🔥 Obesity is not a behavior. Let that sink in. It’s not about eating too much, exercising too little, or lacking willpower. It’s a chronic, complex condition driven by biology, environment, and genetics—not simple “choices.” Let me explain. 1/10
EARLYBIRD tickets are now live for the BSPHN Conference 2025: Tues 4th March @ @LJMU
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS🚨submissions on the theme of "Keeping Ahead of Change" until Friday 20th December!
Website link in comments 🔗
#BehaviouralScience#PublicHealth#Community#SocialScience
Good mental health at age 11 reduces the risk of being overweight or obese at 17, a study published in the journal Obesity has found.
Dr Michael Daly @MUpsychdept is one of 3 authors, along with Prof Eric Robinson & Dr I Gusti Ngurah Edi Putra @LivUni.
bbc.com/news/articles/c4g53g…
🚨Join our Webinar!
🗓 23 Jan 2025
@andrewp_steptoe@UCL_IEHC, Eric Robinson @LivUniIPH @LivUniPsyc & I will discuss the role of psychological wellbeing in explaining 1️⃣ the development and reversal of overweight/obesity & 2️⃣ obesity-related outcomes.
👉 bit.ly/webinar_obesity
Mandatory calorie labeling in the out-of-home food sector in England was not associated with a reduction in calories purchased or consumed, reports this observational study from @MeganPolden and colleagues.
nature.com/articles/s41562-0…