National Institute of Public Health

Implementing and upscaling pregnancy and postpartum physical activity: a workgroup report from the international society of behavioral nutrition and physical activity — from individual-level barriers to multilevel implementation and scale-up

Abstract Background Physical activity during pregnancy and the postpartum period is important for maternal health, yet participation remains suboptimal, and the implementation and scale-up of physical activity initiatives across diverse cultural and health-system contexts remain...

Measuring Coping Strategies in Daily Life: A Systematic Review of Experience Sampling Methodology and Daily Diary Studies

ABSTRACT Advances in daily diary methods and experience sampling method (ESM) have improved the study of coping strategies in daily life and their role in shaping health and well‐being. In this review, we examine study designs, measurement approaches, and analytical practices use...

The Role of Healthy Built Environments in Frailty Prevention: A Review of Systematic Reviews

Frailty represents a significant challenge for aging populations, as population age and the prevalence of functional decline, chronic conditions, and complex health needs increase. This study examines the role of the built environment in the prevention and management of pre-frail...

Improved Purification and Quantitative Kinetics Monitoring of Triatoma virus Infection of Rhodnius prolixus

Chagas disease control relies on chemical interventions, currently compromised by insecticide resistance. Triatoma virus (TrV) emerges as a biological candidate, requiring standardized methodologies to purify, quantify, and relate viral doses to biological effects in triatomines....