An article by HALO researchers Fatima Mougharbel, Dr. Hugues Sampasa-Kanyinga, Brandon Heidinger, and Dr. Gary Goldfield, along with K. Corace and H.A. Hamilton, has been summarized and posted to the Evidence Exchange Network...
Read MoreMark Tremblay is leading a team of researchers from HALO (Drs. Gray, Poitras, Adamo, Goldfield), the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology and several other national organizations and researchers that were recently awarded a...
Read MoreEnglish Position Stand | French News Release | French Position Stand TORONTO (ONTARIO) November 26, 2012– Active video games – also known as “exergames” – are often presented as a possible solution to getting kids to...
Read MoreTORONTO (ONTARIO) MAY 29, 2012 – Have you noticed parks, playgrounds and neighbourhood streets are not bustling with kids playing like they used to be? Once known as a regular part of a child’s day, active play is now on the...
Read MoreAs reported at the end of 2010, HALO Ph.D candidate Zach Ferraro traveled to Brazil to help improve the quality of knowledge transfer in obesity research. Zach was invited as a keynote speaker to the Universidade Estadual de...
Read MoreHealthy Active Kids Kenya – in partnership with Active Healthy Kids Canada, HALO and KIDS-CAN – released their inaugural physical activity report card on May 5th in Nairobi. Both the short and long forms of the...
Read MoreThe day after the release of the Active Healthy Kids Canada Report Card, Dr. Rachel Colley gave an invited lecture on the “Findings from the 2011 Active Healthy Kids Canada Report Card” to the Faculty of Physical Education and...
Read MoreOttawa (Ontario) APRIL 26, 2011 – The Healthy Active Living and Obesity Research Group (HALO) at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute (CHEO) supports the 2011 Report Card on Physical Activity for...
Read More[popeye ids=”441,442,443,444,445″]Under the supervision of Dr. Kristi Adamo, Zach Ferraro traveled to Brazil to help improve the quality of knowledge transfer in obesity research. With the increased prevalence of...
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