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Amanda Paluch

Physical activity epidemiology, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at University of Massachusetts

Amanda Paluch is an assistant professor of Kinesiology at University of Massachusetts, focusing on advancing the measurement of physical activity. Her research focuses on developing wearable sensor technologies targeting populations at high risk or at early stages of chronic disease. Areas of interest include physical activity and fitness epidemiology, physical behavior measurement, wearables, chronic disease prevention.
Paulch completed B.S at the Ohio State University, PhD from the University of South Carolina, and post doctoral fellowship at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.


Visit website: https://www.umass.edu/sphhs/person/faculty/amanda-paluch

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See also: Academia University of Massachusetts - Public University

Details last updated 10-Sep-2021

Amanda Paluch News

Walking 10,000 steps a day is not the ideal goal for better health and longevity, study finds

Walking 10,000 steps a day is not the ideal goal for better health and longevity, study finds

University of Massachusetts - 02-Mar-2022

Age-old 10,000 steps goal is a bogus; health benefits levelled of at 8000 steps for older adults

Walking 7000 steps a day is a new target to cut your risk of early death

Walking 7000 steps a day is a new target to cut your risk of early death

ScienceAlert - 06-Sep-2021

New study on the middle aged finds 10,000 daily steps have no extra benefit on health than 7000 steps