Items where Author is "Reilly, John J"

DE AZEVEDO, Liane Beretta, STEPHENSON, John, HUGHES, Amy, RETZLER, Jenny, REILLY, John J, FAIRCLOUGH, Stuart, OKELY, Tony, JONES, Daniel, SMITH, Christine, GRECA, João Paulo de Aguiar and MARR, Colette (2025). iKids study protocol: a longitudinal study to understand the impact of interactive electronic devices on the development and health of young children in England. BMJ Open, 15 (7). [Article]

REILLY, John J, ANDREW, Rachel, ABDETA, Chalchisa, AZEVEDO, Liane B, FARIAS, Nicolas Aguilar, BARAK, Sharon, BARDID, Farid, BIZZOZERO-PERONI, Bruno, BRAZO-SAYAVERA, Javier, CAGAS, Jonathan Y, CHELLY, Mohamed-Souhaiel, CHRISTIANSEN, Lars B, DJORDJIC, Visnja D, DRAPER, Catherine E, EL-HAMDOUCHI, Asmaa, FARES, Elie-Jacques, GÁBA, Aleš, HESKETH, Kylie D, HOSSAIN, Mohammad Sorowar, HUANG, Wendy, JÁUREGUI, Alejandra, JUVEKAR, Sanjay K, KUZIK, Nicholas, LAROUCHE, Richard, LEE, Eun-Young, LEVI, Sharon, LIU, Yang, LÖF, Marie, LONEY, Tom, GIL, Jose Francisco Lopez, MÄESTU, Evelin, MANYANGA, Taru, MARTINS, Clarice, MENDOZA-MUÑOZ, Maria, MORRISON, Shawnda A, MUNAMBAH, Nyaradzai, MWASE-VUMA, Tawonga W, NAIDOO, Rowena, OCANSEY, Reginald, OKELY, Anthony D, OLUWAYOMI, Aoko, PAUDEL, Susan, POH, Bee Koon, RIBEIRO, Evelyn H, SILVA, Diego Augusto Santos, SHAHRIL, Mohd Razif, SMITH, Melody, STAIANO, Amanda E, STANDAGE, Martyn, SUBEDI, Narayan, TANAKA, Chiaki, TANG, Hong K, THIVEL, David, TREMBLAY, Mark S, UZICANIN, Edin, VLACHOPOULOS, Dimitris, WEBSTER, E Kipling, WIDYASTARI, Dyah Anantalia, ZEMBURA, Pawel and AUBERT, Salome (2025). Improving National and International Surveillance of Movement Behaviours in Childhood and Adolescence: An International Modified Delphi Study. Sports Medicine, 55, 203-219. [Article]

DE CRAEMER, Marieke, VELDMAN, Sanne LC, AZEVEDO, Liane, BARDID, Farid, DEL POZO CRUZ, Jesus, ENGBERG, Elina, JARANI, Juel, KONTSEVAYA, Anna, LÖF, Marie, MARTINS, Clarice, NALECZ, Hanna, OKELY, Anthony, TREMBLAY, Mark, VENETSANOU, Fotini, YILDIZ, Mehmet and REILLY, John J (2024). Practical steps needed to achieve impact of the WHO 2019 movement behaviour guidelines for children under the age of 5: the SUNRISE Study Europe Group evaluation. The Lancet Regional Health - Europe, p. 100869. [Article]