Emmanuel Stamatakis
Professor of Physical Activity, Lifestyle, and Population Health at University of Sydney.
Emmanuel completed a PhD on physical activity and childhood obesity at the University of Bristol (UK). Between 2003 and 2014 he was based at University College London where he initially led the development and implementation of physical activity measures in large-scale nationwide epidemiological surveillance studies. He was subsequently awarded a Postgraduate Fellowship Award (2007) and a Career Development Fellowship (2011) by the National Institute for Health Research to studying the influence of physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and cardiorespiratory fitness on cardiometabolic and mortality. He joined the University of Sydney as an Associate Professor of Exercise, Health, and Physical Activity in early 2014, currently he is a National Health and Medical Research Council Senior Research Fellow at Charles Perkins Centre and the School of Public Health .
Visit website: https://sydney.edu.au/medicine-health/about/our-people/academic-staff/emmanuel-stamatakis.html
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Details last updated 26-Dec-2019
Emmanuel Stamatakis News
Walking 10,000 steps daily linked to healthier heart and longer life
New Scientist - 05-Mar-2024
New study validates 10,000 steps as a perfect target, a progress for fitness advice
Read more...Move more, live longer: short bursts of activity can help you stay healthy
Independent - 29-Sep-2023
Short bursts of daily activity, even if brief, can greatly benefit heart health
Read more...Very short bouts of vigorous activity everyday, reduces the risk of cancer and heart diseases
The University of Sydney - 09-Dec-2022
Stepping up the pace while walking or doing the housework with a bit more energy may prolong life
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YAHOO! - 25-Nov-2020
Exercise is the key to fight early death in people who sit for prolonged hours
Read more...Greater step count significantly linked with lower all-cause mortality
Guardian - 24-Mar-2020
Doubling from 4,000 to 8,0000 steps halves the risk of death within 10 years
Read more...Exercise reduces health impact of sitting - but only in those sitting for less than 8 hours per day
American College of Cardiology - 22-Apr-2019
With a desk job it's easy to sit 8 hours a day - so crucial to exercise as well as move regularly
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WebMD - 29-Nov-2016
People who played racquet sports had an almost 50 percent lower risk of dying from any cause duri...
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