Megan Elliott
Megan Elliott was an MSc Health Psychology student at the University of Bath when she carried out this research under the supervision of Prof Julie Barnett and Dr Fiona Gillison.
Megan now works as a Research Assistant at the University of South Wales and The Wales Centre for Primary and Emergency Care Research (PRIME Centre Wales on public health and primary care research projects
Megan now works as a Research Assistant at the University of South Wales and The Wales Centre for Primary and Emergency Care Research (PRIME Centre Wales on public health and primary care research projects
What influences men to take part in weight loss programs?
Men tend not to take part in weight loss programs but few studies explore why this may be. In this blog post, the lead author of a new qualitative study published today in BMC Public Health discusses her team's research which seeks to answer this question.
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We all have some knowledge about how to lose weight, but this does not often change what we do. Using formal weight loss services can be effective in helping people who want to lose weight. In most parts of the UK, people who want to lose weight can be referred to an evidence-based group or a one-to-one weight loss program.
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