🔍 EFAD's AI in Dietetic Practice survey needs YOU! Missing crucial voices esp early-career & non-clinical settings 9 min= 1☕break Open to #dietitians worldwide Your experience (with/without #AI) shapes our profession's future. ➡️ https://t.co/YQbxHR5sDu RT to spread the word 🚀

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A new study - Bump2Baby & Me+ - launched this month. It is a 3-year project involving maternity hospitals in Dublin (IE), Granada (ES), Kristiansand (NO), and Szczecin (PL), and will build on the research done in Bump2Baby and Me project. More 👉 https://t.co/iqDPWLhbBX

Last week we hosted our Bristol and Granada workshops. It was such a pleasure to be able to share our findings with stakeholders who have a shared interest in maternal and infant health. Thanks to all of our speakers and attendees for participating and for the lively discussions.

Busy week last week with ⁦@bump2babyandme⁩ implementation workshop in Bristol and ⁦@LizMcGov_IBCLC⁩ presenting work from her PhD thesis 👏 #ISnutsoc25 ⁦@UCD_Research⁩ ⁦@UCDPerinatal⁩

New study in Women's Health, explores the engagement patterns of women at risk of gestational diabetes within our #mHealth Coaching Programme. Engagement was inconsistent, even within a standardised programme, but the human element is crucial. More 👉 https://t.co/AIdvJENhwj

📢 Registration is now open for our Granada workshop! It will take place at the @CanalUGR Faculty of Medicine on 12th June and you can also join online. Please note the workshop will be in Spanish. Register now👉 https://t.co/bnYxTXy0qp #maternalhealth #mHealth @Mer_GBermudez

🚨We are hiring🚨 3 year part-time position for #ResearchFellow. We are looking for someone with skills in project management as well as health economics to work on our exciting new project in maternal health🤰🤱👩‍👦 ⏰Closes 3 June #jobfairy @UCDPerinatal https://t.co/nsgahv6yHC

❓ Are you working in maternal health? ❓ Are you interested in gestational diabetes prevention? ❓ Would you like to know the results of our clinical trial? Register for our event 👉 https://t.co/JpA7RJGRSz @BurdenChristy @OReillySharleen @ProfFMcAuliffe #maternalhealth

Prediction Models for Maternal and Offspring Short‐ and Long‐Term Outcomes Following Gestational Diabetes: A Systematic Review

Do you work with women in pregnancy? If so, these 🔥hot off the press @FIGOHQ guidelines on liver disease and pregnancy🤰will be essential reading! @UCDPerinatal @UCD_Research @MidwiferyForum

📢Registration for our Bristol workshop is now open! We invite you to hear our initial project findings and explore their potential impact on healthcare services. 🗓️Tuesday 10th June 2025, 11:00-14:00 BST 📍 Engineers House, Bristol, BS8 3NB Register: https://t.co/JpA7RJGRSz

Well done to Dr Cathy McNestry on achieving recognition as having a Top Cited Article, being one of the most cited papers of 2023 in the journal🎉 Read it here https://t.co/UnScPxgg0m #TopCitedArticle @wileyinresearch @ProfFMcAuliffe @ucddublin @UCDMedicine @_TheNMH

📢We're thrilled to share our new animation about the Bump2Baby and Me intervention! Check it out on our new resources page on the website. We hope you like it! #maternalhealth #mHealth 👉 https://t.co/5RzhzR3gW8

At UCD’s One Health Centre, we aim to address global issues like biodiversity loss, pandemics, & pollution. If you're an ambitious researcher eager to lead in tackling these critical challenges, UCD is for you. #OneHealth #researchopportunity Learn https://t.co/a9d3WuFXfI

📣 Free Online Lecture: "Food Labelling and Making Foods Healthier" 🍎 🗓️ 24th Feb | 🕖 7 PM | 💻 Online Speakers: Dr. Cristina Arroyo Casabona & Dr. Fiona Lalor  Registration required 👉 https://t.co/lluGOwUNPT #FoodLabelling #HealthyLiving #PublicHealth #IrelandEvents

#Sex #steroids and the #female #brain across the lifespan: insights into risk of #depression and #Alzheimer's disease https://t.co/LXaKVBgtdq #WomensHealth

NICE has today published Guideline NG246: Overweight and Obesity Management. This guideline covers the prevention and management of overweight, obesity and central adiposity in children, young people and adults. Read it here: https://t.co/wiKeAHsrir

Regular physical activity has significant benefits for health. It can decrease people's risk of: 💔 Cardiovascular diseases 💔 Cancers 💔 Diabetes type 2 💔 Dementia Every move counts!

New—The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission on: Definition and diagnostic criteria of #clinical #obesity https://t.co/cM8pyJ2UG9 #FREE to read with registration (also FREE)