Isabel Roth (@IJSroth) profile picture

Integrative health researcher, Implementation scientist, Yoga teacher, Doctor of Public Health. Postdoc Fellow @UNC_PMR. Views my own.

Chapel Hill, NC
Joined September 2015
Photo by Isabel Roth (@IJSroth)Photo by Isabel Roth (@IJSroth)Photo by Isabel Roth (@IJSroth)
Isabel Roth retweeted
We're so excited about this Special Presentation Opportunity. Click the link for Ideas and Submission Guidelines! The Extended Deadline is July 14th! ow.ly/blhg50At37q
#PublicHealthHaiku Yoga for justice Lifts spirits, brings harmony Replenishes souls. @IJSroth @NBahadorani @IM4USorg @JACM_Journal @ProfAdamsARCCIM @Duchy_T @NaturopathSofe @NCCIH_EM @masspeaceaction – at Cambridge, MA
Protesters leading Midnight Yoga to help keep mental health in check #BlackLivesMatterPlaza #DCProtests
1
2
Isabel Roth retweeted
Just released! Our new eBook titled “Yoga for Health” provides up-to-date information on the science of yoga, including its use for wellness and fitness, to control stress, and to help manage health problems. bit.ly/2O2Y0H6
2
29
5
52
Who is writing #impsci grant? The world is filled with amazing resources, compiling some here for you (and for the future me). Please join and share others that I may have missed!
6
40
12
116
Isabel Roth retweeted
We’ve all seen the words “complementary,” “alternative,” and “integrative,” but what do they really mean? These terms are continually evolving along with the complementary health field. Find out how NCCIH defines them: bit.ly/2OUoICF
7
12
Isabel Roth retweeted
“Mind-body therapies make a lot of sense for the treatment of pain since all pain is in the brain." bit.ly/2pvEeLz
2
7
2
15
Isabel Roth retweeted
#UNCResearchWeek is next week! We will spotlight a different UNC Implementation Scientist each day. Celebrate #impsci and @UNCResearch with us, and stop by to "meet" these great investigators! ow.ly/crYF50wYL9C @mclarkeroberts @alison_brenner @IJSroth @birkensarah
3
14
Isabel Roth retweeted
Dr. Roth @IJSroth at @UNCMedicine asks #impsci Twitter: "In #integrativemedicine, many complimentary therapies have been considered not evidence-based. Now that there’s evidence supporting them, when is there enough evidence to say something's evidence-based?" #UNCResearchWeek