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February 2026: Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggests that we should eat real food to prioritize our health. Dr. Gibbs and Dr. Crisp recognize that it's not an easy goal for rural, pregnant women on The Conversation: New dietary guidelines prioritize ‘real food’ – but low-income pregnant women can’t easily obtain it. Link to Article

January 2026: Dr. Gibbs gives a statement regarding moderate-intensity exercise and its importance for long-term health on Everyday HealthWalking Just 5 Minutes More a Day Reduces Risk of Early Death. Link to Article

January 2025: Dr. Gibbs is interviewed regarding the RESET BP study on Causes or Cures: Why Standing Desks Aren’t the Answer for Blood Pressure. Link to Podcast

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October 2024: Dr. Gibbs gives a statement regarding the RESET BP Study. Specifically, the effects of standing desks on blood pressure on Cardiovascular Business: Standing desks fail to lower blood pressure or minimize heart risks—they may even do damage. Link to Article 

May 2, 2024: Dr. Gibbs is quoted regarding the importance of physical activityA pregnant woman exercising during pregnancy through NHLBI (National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute): "Moving More for a Healthy Pregnancy" Link to Article 

April 10, 2024: Dr. Gibbs is interviewed in study conducted through AHA: "A Growing Understanding of the Link Between Movement and Health" Link to Article

December 6, 2023: Dr. Gibbs gives a statement regarding hypertension in study conducted through AHA: "High Blood Pressure May Be Experienced as a Couple" Link to Article

A couple walkingSeptember 2023: Dr. Gibbs is interviewed by a study conducted through WVU: "Sitting or standing makes a difference in blood pressure reading, WVU study finds" Link to Article

July 2023: Dr. Gibbs is interviewed by a study published in JAMA: 'WeekendPeople exercising Warrior' vs. Daily Exercise: Which is Best for Heart Health? Link to Article 

 

March 2023. Dr. Gibbs is interviewed by the Harvard Better Off Podcast: Is Working from home unhealthyLink to Podcast