Becca Krukowski

@drbeccak.bsky.social

Reducing risk for cancer through technology-based interventions; self-monitoring; University of Virginia Cancer Center; Public Health Sciences; psychologist; traveler; baker of bread: Sundays with movie club

It was an honor and pleasure to talk with Prof Clare Collins about my favorite behavior change strategy!

Professor Clare Collins AO@profccollins.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Does keeping a #food diary help you stick to diet goals? I talk with Prof Becca Krukowski, University of Virginia about how self-monitoring what you eat helps improve #foodpatterns and heath for #NutritionScienceBites @nmnteatwell.bsky.social @hmriaustralia.bsky.social 🎧Spotify shorturl.at/Ycy6Y

Data point: I heard from the SRO on a grant application that should have been reviewed last week. He indicated that they were allowed to start rescheduling study section meetings as of this afternoon.

From a journalist friend: Just spreading the word. The CDC is purging data, so people should archive their favorite CDC datasets today, namely ones around race/ethnic diversity, LGBTQ, and reproductive health. Also health data involving climate. The youth risk behavior survey has already gone down.

Our umbrella review examined inequalities in weight-related digital intervention uptake/engagement/effectiveness in adults. We found interventions were effective irrespective of age, but men benefited more than women. Other inequality indicators (e.g., income, education) were rarely studied.

Universität Wien / University of Vienna@univie.ac.at · 2y ago

New publication on social inequality in digital health promotion by @lauramkoenig.bsky.social: "Umbrella review of social inequality in digital interventions targeting dietary and physical activity behaviors" 📝 🩺 ⤵ Read it here @natureportfolio.bsky.social npj Digital Medicine: #medsky

We found shockingly high rates of nicotine pouch use in US military personnel-23.8%! Considerably higher than previously reported rates among civilians, indicating need for intervention. Honored to work with this outstanding team! news.virginia.edu/content/army...

Army Soldiers Far Likelier To Use Addictive Nicotine Pouches Than Civilians

UVA researchers worry soldiers’ addiction to nicotine pouches could set up long-term health concerns.

news.virginia.edu