Investigating the roles of exercise and diet in the prevention of chronic lifestyle-related diseases.
As the incidence of chronic lifestyle-related diseases continues to rise globally, the work of ACU’s Exercise and Nutrition Research Program has never been more critical. The Program’s research team conducts clinically-based exercise and/or nutrition intervention studies directed at:
Experimental and clinical trials undertaken by the Exercise and Nutrition Research Program are conducted in state-of-the-art laboratory facilities using a range of contemporary equipment and techniques. Human, animal and cell models are utilised by our international team of researchers, who are dedicated to achieving research excellence using a holistic approach that considers molecular, cellular and whole-body physiology.
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Professor John Hawley introducing the Exercise and Nutrition Research Program
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View projectThis program has a strong focus on clinical research where findings have direct relevance to lifestyle factors and clinical practice.
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