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  How children use active videogames and the association between screen time and physical activity. 

  Hussey, Juliette; Forde, Cuisle (Mary Ann Liebert, 2015)

  Objective: The energy required to play active videogames (AVGs) has been reported on in the literature;however, little is known about how children use such games in their home environment. The aim of this ...
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  Active video games as an exercise tool for children with cystic fibrosis. 

  Forde, Cuisle; Hussey, Juliette; Greally, Peter (2013)

  Background: Active video games are used in many hospitals as exercise tools for children with cystic fibrosis. However, the exercise intensity associated with playing these games has not been examined in this population. Methods: ...
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  Comparison of bioelectrical impedance analysis and magnetic resonance imaging for the quantification of fat mass 

  Forde, Cuisle (ClinMed International Library, 2015)

  Introduction: Body composition is a key determinant of health. Many methods, including bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA), are available to estimate body composition; however the validity of ...
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  Energy expenditure of standing compared to sitting while conducting office tasks 

  Dockrell, Sara; Forde, Cuisle; Burns, Jill (SAGE Publications, 2017)

  This study aimed to investigate the energy expenditure of common office-based tasks. The objectives were to: (a) test the classification of tasks as sedentary or light-intensity physical activity and (b) compare the ...
• Improvement in cognitive impairment following 12 weeks of aerobic exercise in individuals with non-cirrhotic, chronic hepatitis C 

  Forde, Cuisle (2019)

  Approximately 30-50% of individuals with chronic, non-cirrhotic hepatitis C (HCV) may develop cognitive impairment (CI)1. HCV-CI is thought to be caused by either the HCV directly infiltrating the central nervous system ...

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