IJERPH Webinar | Healthy Child, Healthy Adult—Longevity and Healthy Living

Freelance journalist and author;
Dr. David Cox is a specialist health and medical journalist. He has a PhD in neuroscience from the University of Cambridge, and has covered all aspects of healthcare over the past decade, with a particular focus on nutrition and the ongoing revolution in ageing science. He writes regularly for newspapers, broadcasters and scientific journals around the world, from The Telegraph, The Guardian, BBC, The Times, WIRED and NBC News to the British Medical Journal. His work is often discussed on TV and radio programmes around the world, and he has been shortlisted 14 times for various journalism awards. "The Age Code”, a two-year investigation into the science behind what we eat and how well we age, is his first book.

Division of Sport, Exercise and Health, University of the West of Scotland, Scotland;
Dr. Samantha Robinson is the programme lead for BSc (hons) Sport & Exercise Science, and a lecturer in Sport & Exercise Psychology. Her research focuses on the development and application of 24-hour movement guidelines, examining how physical activity, sleep, and sedentary behaviour interact to influence children’s health and wellbeing.

School of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health, University of Glasgow, Scotland;
My current research focuses on how nutritional interventions influence muscle function, recovery, and long-term health, with the goal of identifying strategies that promote strength and vitality across the lifespan. I'm currently completing my PhD at the University of Glasgow, where I'm exploring how Omega-3 fatty acids and protein support healthy ageing. I am also CEO of StudySetGo, which is a contract research organisation which specialises in running remote research trials for commercial entities.