The Actigraph October newsletter is here! This months newsletter contains a downloadable new white paper and different kind of studies with the Actigraph. Like you are used to. You can find the newsletter here:    Newsletter October 2018     Read more

The Actigraph May newsletter is here! This months newsletter contains a downloadable new white paper and different kind of studies with the Actigraph. Like you are used to. You can find the newsletter here:  Newsletter May 2018 Read more

There is a new Actigraph newsletter. The April newsletter is all about the different studies which have been done with the Actigraph. One of these studies is about identifying bedrest using 24-h waist or wrist accelerometry in adults. Want to read the whole newsletter? Read it here: Newsletter April 2018 Read more

This months newsletter tells you about the most recent studies. Read the results of the study: 'Objectively measured physical activity and cardiac biomarkers: A cross sectional population based study in older men' or read the article about maternal physical activity. You can read the whole newsletter here: newsletter march 2018 (English webversion). Read more

The newest Actigraph newsletter is here. This month's letter explains some more studies done with Actigraph. Like the effects of intradialytic exercise on daily physical activity and sleep quality in maintenance hemodialysis patients. Or read all about objectively measured physical acitivity of hospital shift workers.  Check the full newsletter here: Newsletter February 2018 Read more

The newest Actigraph letter is mainly about the impact of physical activity on adolescent memory and brain development. The study is based on accelerometer data that is collected for over 7 days. Want to read the whole outcome? Check this months newsletter here: Actigraph newsletter 2 january 2018.  The newsletter also holds a recipe for quinoa and tells more about exercise and gut bacteria.  Read more

Happy new year! The January newsletter shows you the newest studies done with Actigraph. This month is about:  - Association of physical activity with lung function in lung-healthy German adults: results from the KORA F4 study - Are habitual runners physically inactive?    And more!  Want to read the whole newsletter? You can find it here:  Newsletter January 2018 Read more

The December newsletter from Actigraph is here. This month's newsletter is about the influence of exercise on cardiovascular health in sedentary adults with human immunodeficiency virus. Besides this article there is also an article about the relationship between physical activity and clinical outcomes after ACL reconstruction. Want to read the whole newsletter?  Newsletter December 2017 Read more

This months newsletter shows all kind of studies that were done lately. One of the studies is about Accelerometer derived physical activity and sedentary time by cancer type in the United States. Other topics that are adressed are: knee osteoarthritis, Alzheimers and effects of intensity and amount of exercise on measures of insulin and glucose. Want to read about all the studies? You can find the... Read more

The newest Actigraph newsletter is all about Dose of physical activity, physical functioning and disability risk in mobility-limited older adults. Besides that, there are a couple other articles about research with the Actigraph accelerometer. If you want to read them, check the website version off the newsletter here.  Read more