Melody Ding
Melody Ding is a public health professor at the University of Sydney and the lead author of a groundbreaking study that suggests walking 7,000 steps daily can provide substantial health benefits. Her work highlights the importance of practical activity goals for those currently inactive.
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Australia:
Melody Ding is an epidemiologist at the University of Sydney school of public health and lead author of the new study.
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Italy:
Melody Ding led a group from the University of Sydney that conducted a meticulous analysis of international studies on daily steps and health outcomes.
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United States:
Dr. Melody Ding is the lead study author and a professor of public health at the University of Sydney.
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United States:
Professor Melody Ding led the team that looked at how different daily step counts impacted health risks.
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Sweden:
Melody Ding is a professor of public health at the University of Sydney and the lead author of the report.
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Brazil:
Melody Ding is a professor at the University of Sydney and the author of the review on daily step counts.
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Brazil:
Melody Ding is a professor at the University of Sydney and the author of the review on daily step counts.
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Ireland:
Melody Ding, professor of public health at the University of Sydney and lead author of the research, emphasized that 7,000 steps was a more practical target for those who were currently inactive.
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Hong Kong:
The main author of the study, Professor Melody Ding from the University of Sydney, states that the common belief of needing to walk 10,000 steps daily lacks scientific basis.
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Indonesia:
Melody Ding is a public health professor at the University of Sydney and the lead author of the research.
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