Tag: Travis Saunders
JUST RELEASED: International School-Related Sedentary Behaviour Recommendations
The Sedentary Behaviour Research Network (SBRN) has just launched International School-Related...
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International School-Related Sedentary Behaviour Recommendations for Children and Youth
Congratulations to former HALOite Dr. Travis Saunders (Lead author), HALO Senior Scientist Dr....
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Sedentary Behavior Research Network Members Support New Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guideline Recommendations
Congratulations to HALO Director Dr.Mark Tremblay, HALO Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr.Scott Rollo and...
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Combinations of Physical Activity and Screen Time Recommendations and their Association with Overweight/Obesity in Adolescents
A group of former and current HALOites coauthored a paper titled “Combinations of physical...
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SBRN Terminology Consensus Project Paper Wins IJBNPA Most Cited Methodology Paper Award!
A paper by HALO Director Dr. Mark Tremblay and coauthors, “Sedentary Behavior Research Network...
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Scientific Sinkhole: The Pernicious Price of Formatting
HALO alumna Dr. Allana LeBlanc is lead author on a paper, “Scientific sinkhole: The...
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HALOites Publish 14 CAPL Papers on Physical Literacy
The results from a large national research project led by the Healthy Active Living and Obesity...
Read MoreWatching Television or Listening to Music While Exercising Failed to Affect Post-Exercise Food Intake or Energy Expenditure in Male Adolescents
HALO MSc student Holly Livock just published her MSc work in the journal Appetite. She found that watching television or listening to music while exercising does not influence post-exercise food intake or energy expenditure in...
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Validation of PiezoRx Pedometer Derived Sedentary Time
HALO alumnus Dr. Travis Saunders is lead author on a paper, “Validation of PiezoRx Pedometer...
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The Ubiquity of the Screen: An Overview of the Risks and Benefits of Screen Time in Our Modern World
HALO alumnus Dr. Allana LeBlanc is lead author on a paper, “The Ubiquity of the Screen: An...
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