
Amy Ahern
@amy_ahern
Principal Research Associate & Programme Leader, @MRC_Epid University of Cambridge. Psychologist working in obesity and diabetes. All twitterings my own.
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http://www.mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk/people/amy-ahern/ 06-05-2012 20:20:16
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Is an EASO Early Career Network winter school really complete without an engaging and informative lecture/rant about bad research statistics from Prof Paul Christiansen ? Look out for his two statistics textbooks coming soon…. #killingstatisticalzombies


This was such an entertaining and informative lecture by Prof Paul Christiansen at EASO Early Career Network winter school! #EASOed


Back from a jam packed three days in Mallorca for the EASO Early Career Network winter school! I'm so grateful for this opportunity to hear so many inspiring research talks from world leading experts and build new networks #EASOed

Our postdoc researchers Laura Hollands Dr Shokraneh Moghadam (she/her) presenting PROGROUP findings at the EASO EASO Early Career Network Winter School in Palma de Mallorca! We heard they had a great time networking and learning from experts across Europe! #EASOed #ECNWinterSchool24


New paper from our new Programme Manager Dr. Marie Spreckley on advancing health and fostering community involvement in medical research through the Genes & Health study. Excited to apply her learnings to our work on SWiM and improve participation and engagement of underserved groups

Congratulations to Laura Kudlek for submitting her PhD thesis and having her second PhD paper published last week 🤩 🥳 It has been an absolute pleasure to mentor this rising star in the psychology of eating behaviour and obesity and I have learnt so much working with her 🤩



It was great to catch up with many of my former (and recently joined!) MRC Epidemiology Unit colleagues last night. I feel like you always remain part of the 'family' you did your PhD in


Great to hear Cara Ruggiero, PhD, RD, LDN discussing her “why” and the importance of finding your people in research. We’re very glad we found Cara/she found us and brought her passion and skills to our team. Excited about her developing new ideas in food insecurity and infant feeding.



🧵 The Glucose Lowering through Weight Management (GLoW) trial has been published in Diabetologia! The study was led by researchers from MRC Epidemiology Unit at Cambridge University, ScHARR Public Health at The University of Sheffield and University of Leeds. Read - buff.ly/3WTkwpu (1/8)


