While we regularly post lengthy discussions on Obesity Panacea, there are many research updates, news stories, videos, etc. in the field of obesity, physical activity and nutrition that we come across on a daily basis that never grace the pages of the blog. Most of these mini-stories we share with our followers on Twitter, and we encourage those of you with active Twitter accounts to communicate with us there to get real-time updates of all the stuff we are discussing (Follow Peter and/or Follow Travis). For those of you who shy away from Twitter, enjoy below the best mini-stories that we came across during the prior week along with links to the original source so that you can follow the full story.
- Peter's terrific feature interview on the radio program Skeptically Speaking (Skeptically Speaking).
- How do researchers perceive peer review? (Adventures in Ethics and Science).
- The
Obesity Society's Media Guidelines - very handy, especially for bloggers (The Obesity Society). - Can your iPad help you live longer? (DailyMonthly).
- Dopamine on the brain - this week's Researchblogging.org Editor's Selections (Researchblogging.org).
- Worst. Ipad. App. Period. (Summer Tomato).
- 10 things to look for in a weight loss program (Weighty Matters).
- Micronutrient deficiencies after bariatric surgery (Dr Sharma's Obesity Notes).
Have a great weekend, and to see what we are reading in real-time, be sure to follow us on Twitter!
Travis
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