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The outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic dramatically changed the working norms across the globe as many workers have had to work from home. In addition to the increase in labour-saving devices, the risks for sedentary lifestyles are now higher due to the new working norms. Alexandra Clarke-Cornwell presents research insights into a sedentary behaviour study and strategies for workers to get up, stand up while working from home.

Alex has a first degree in Mathematics, Masters in Statistics, and a PhD in Public Health Epidemiology; she has been involved in a range of research projects that have used her experience of epidemiology and statistics. More specifically, her current research projects focus on the associations between sedentary behaviour and health-related outcomes in the workplace, and the measurement of physical behaviours in the free-living environment. Alex is a co-investigator and Salford lead on an NIHR-funded randomised controlled trial entitled, ‘The effectiveness of the SMArT Work & Life intervention for reducing sitting time in office workers’, led by Dr Charlotte Edwardson (University of Leicester).

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Alex has a first degree in Mathematics, Masters in Statistics, and a PhD in Public Health Epidemiology; she has been involved in a range of research projects that have used her experience of epidemiology and statistics. More specifically, her current research projects focus on the associations between sedentary behaviour and health-related outcomes in the workplace, and the measurement of physical behaviours in the free-living environment. Alex is a co-investigator and Salford lead on an NIHR-funded randomised controlled trial entitled, ‘The effectiveness of the SMArT Work & Life intervention for reducing sitting time in office workers’, led by Dr Charlotte Edwardson (University of Leicester). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx