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Prof Melissa Wake

Prof Melissa Wake

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Role Scientific Director Gen V
Group GenV

Top Publications

  • Aagaard, KM, Barkin, SL, Burant, CF, Carnell, S, Demerath, E, Donovan, SM, Eneli, I, Francis, LA, Gilbert‐Diamond, D, Hivert, M, et al. Understanding risk and causal mechanisms for developing obesity in infants and young children: A National Institutes of Health workshop. Obesity Reviews e13690 2024
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  • Peng, X, Schultz, M, Cheung, M, Wake, M, Mynard, J, Burgner, D, Liu, R, Sharman, J. Reservoir pressure is independently associated with 11–12 year old's kidney function: Population-derived study. Artery Research 20(C) : 79 2024
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  • Peng, X, Schultz, M, Cheung, M, Wake, M, Mynard, J, Burgner, D, Liu, R, Sharman, J. Brachial cuff reservoir characteristics and end-organ markers of cardiovascular risk in Australian adults: A cross-sectional study. Artery Research 20(C) : 51 2024
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  • Osborn, W, Simm, P, Olds, T, Lycett, K, Mensah, F, Muller, J, Fraysse, F, Ismail, N, Vlok, J, Wake, M. Bone health at 11-12 years, physical activity and sedentariness: a cross-sectional Australian population-based study. Bone Abstracts 2024
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  • Ismail, N, Simm, P, Lycett, K, Osborn, W, Wake, M. Do measures of adiposity and muscle cross-sectionally predict the health of weight-bearing bones in 11--12 year old Australian children?: A population-based study. Bone Abstracts 2024
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