AMPLIFY is supported by the @cam.ac.uk Public Engagement Starter Fund, and will be co-designed with partners from Obesity Voices, a national network of patients and members of public with lived experience of obesity.

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By exploring the lived experiences of adults from diverse communities across the UK, AMPLIFY will inform how best to support individuals using, or having recently stopped using, these treatments.

Participants will contribute through online discussion groups and interviews.

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Marie, with Dr Alvaro Lopez-Acosta of the Departments of Biochemistry and Chemistry, organised the event as part of their role as the Research Development Officers of the PdOC Committee, and co-chaired a panel discussion on AI featuring external speakers from industry.

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Dr Ghufran Al Sayed presented the poster 'Co-designing digital health behaviour change interventions with adolescents: a systematic review'.

Dr Marie Spreckley presented the poster on the 'Supporting Weight Management (SWiM) study buff.ly/CdNxGKV

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The webinar was led by Polly Page, Toni Steer, & the Cambridge team.

Intake24 was developed by @newcastleuni.bsky.social with funding from @fsscot.bsky.social. It is licensed under the Open Government Licence. Intake24 is developed & maintained by @cam.ac.uk & @monashuniversity.bsky.social.

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The Mandala Consortium comprises of researchers from:

University of Cambridge (@cam.ac.uk)
University of Birmingham (@unibirmingham.bsky.social)
University of Warwick (@uni-of-warwick.bsky.social)
University of Exeter (@exeter.ac.uk)

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The Mandala Consortium is conducting a range of research projects across Birmingham to investigate how the food system is changing.

Produced by Good Stories in Food, the film makes the case for expanding free school meals.

The researchers, led by University of Cambridge researcher Dr Esther van Sluijs, conclude that parent-child coparticipation in physical activity might be a promising component of family-based interventions to promote physical activity among children and parents.

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FRESH was a child-led family-based goal-setting and self-monitoring physical activity intervention delivered via an online platform, involving 41 families (149 unique participants) from Norfolk and Suffolk.

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The Mandala Consortium comprises of researchers from:

University of Cambridge (@cam.ac.uk)
University of Birmingham (@unibirmingham.bsky.social)
University of Warwick (@uni-of-warwick.bsky.social)
University of Exeter (@exeter.ac.uk)

Learn more - buff.ly/SvWbu51