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A one hour talk by Alistair Woodward, Professor of Epidemiology, The University of Auckland.Active commuting – walking or cycling to work – reduces the risk of common cancers. In this talk we will look at the finding of a recent PhD study by Dr Win Thu, drawing on the UK Biobank data base, including over 250,000 participants. Alistair was one of Dr Thu’s supervisors.
The study adds weight to previous research on the health benefits of physical activity. They found the effects of cycling were stronger than those of walking, and applied most clearly to colon cancer, kidney cancer and stomach cancer.
Everyday travel choices are a practical way to meet physical activity guidelines, improve health and reduce harm to the environment.
Cost $5.00 (cash on the door)
So they can get an idea of numbers, please register at: https://www.selwyncomed.school.nz/courses/2369-think-talk-the-bicycle-prevents-cancer/
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Event venue
Selwyn College Library, 203 Kohimarama Rd, Kohimarama, Auckland 1071, New Zealand, Auckland
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