1) Dad to Alexandra 2) Nutritionist, Exercise & Sport Scientist
Edith Cowan University,Perth
Joined September 2018
- Tweets120
- Following134
- Followers263
- Likes269
Marc Sim retweeted
Apolipoprotein ɛ4 is associated with increased risk of #fall- and #fracture-related hospitalisation: the Perth Longitudinal Study of Ageing #Women. An excellent paper by @marc_p_sim et al. academic.oup.com/biomedgeron… @geronsociety
Marc Sim retweeted
The @ANZSSFR 2024 Conference 22nd May - 24th May in Melbourne and feature several AuPS members as invited speakers. Abstract submissions as well as earlybird registrations will close on 5th April and there is a special registration rate.
Marc Sim retweeted
Bridging the research to practice gap for sarcopenia and frailty.
That’s the focus of our upcoming @ANZSSFR meeting in Melbourne, Australia.
We’ve developed an exciting program with a mix of international and domestic speakers at the forefront of sarcopenia and frailty research.
Don’t hesitate to secure your spot!
anzssfrconference.org/
Marc Sim retweeted
Applications now open for a PhD in Cardiovascular Health with our team! Apply here: seek.com.au/job/72941364?tra…
Marc Sim retweeted
Higher intakes of foods rich in vitamin K1 (green leafy vegetables and plant oils) may help lower the risk of aortic stenosis and subsequent complications @F_dalgaard @marc_p_sim @LCBlekkenhorst @bondonnoN
ahajrnls.org/41UXoIi
Marc Sim retweeted
Exciting PhD opportunity with our team to better understand how cardiometabolic diseases develop/progress, a focus on how to prevent progression of blood vessel disease & develop world-first disease screening & behavior change programs. DM @csmithAEP or @marc_p_sim for details!
Marc Sim retweeted
Check out our new paper that shows the current guidelines are not satisfactory for the management of osteoporosis in people with MS
@PeterEbeling2 @LisaGrech4 @marc_p_sim
New in Calcified Tissue Int: Management of #Osteoporosis, Fracture and #Falls in People with Multiple Sclerosis: Systematic Review of Guidelines
rdcu.be/dsi6V
#multiplesclerosis @ECTRIMS @eumsplatform @ACTRIMS
Our recent editorial in the BMJ led by Dr Abadi Gebre and Prof Carl Schultz: Do high sensitivity cardiac troponin assays improve patient outcomes?
bmj.com/content/383/bmj.p274…
Marc Sim retweeted
The Interconnection Between #Muscle and #Bone: A Common Clinical Management Pathway: link.springer.com/article/10… #osteosarcopenia @csmithAEP @JackDallaVia @marc_p_sim @ItamarLevinger
Marc Sim retweeted
For older women, higher dietary vitamin K1 intake is associated w lower long-term fracture risk. A regular daily vitamin K1 intake of ~1-2 serves of green leafy vegetables 75-150g may be important for lowering fracture risk. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3616…
#WorldOsteoporosisDay
Remember, in addition to #calcium #protein #vitaminD, a well-rounded diet with plenty of fruits & vegetables, #vitaminK, #magnesium #zinc & other minerals, will help keep your bones strong & healthy! #BoneHealth #Nutrition #WorldOsteoporosisDay bit.ly/3MAhxfy
Our automated algorithm that assess abdominal aortic calcification, including severity, from dxa-derived lateral spine images is associated with higher hazards for a fall (35%) and fracture (42%). @JackDallaVia
@csmithAEP
asbmr.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
Yesterday, I did a 305 km charity bike ride in 11 hours from Perth to Bunker Bay to raise funds for 3 mental health charities in southwest WA (20Talk, kaifella, blue tree project). It was tough cycling all day in the rain & wind, but well worth it with over $100k raised so far!
However, these charities require more support to continue doing their amazing work, especially with youth and suicide prevention. Your donation would be greatly appreciated!
toyboxaustralia.grassrootz.c…
@aipolsci @EdithCowanUni
Marc Sim retweeted
New @DeakinIPAN research study - Please share with family and friends worldwide!🌏
We're inviting adults aged 60 years and older to share their views on physical function 💪🚶
- How important is physical function to you?
- What support would you like in order to maintain or improve physical function?
Participation involves completing two brief, anonymous online surveys.
Learn about the study and register to participate here:
researchsurveys.deakin.edu.a…
Researchers and health professionals interested in collaborating? Please get in touch:
📧[email protected]
Really honoured to receive a 2023 WA Young Tall Poppy award. As scientists, it is absoloutely critical that we get our evidenced based messages out to community! This is especially relevant to nutrition research with so much misinformation these days! #YTP2023 #TallPoppy
A big congrats to ECU's Senior Research Fellow in NHIRI, @marc_p_sim, who has been selected as one of the outstanding early career researchers to receive a @aipolsci Young #TallPoppy Science Award. 🎉#YTP2023
ecu.edu.au/newsroom/articles…
Our team has now automated and validated the reading of abdominal aortic calcification (AAC) from DXA-derived lateral spine images from Hologic and GE machines. Happy to collaborate if you want AAC scored from your images. Please get in touch.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Marc Sim retweeted
Senior postdoctoral position available in my team. Please apply if you are interested in musculoskeletal and cardiovascular genomics.
careers.mater.org.au/cw/en/j…
Marc Sim retweeted
We are looking for a #phdstudent to help investigate whether a behaviour change program can increase adherence to the #Mediterranean #Diet and the impact of this on risk of #Dementia #CVD and #Falls. Please share!!
