The UNC-CML is interested in the interactions between lifestyle behaviours and cardiometabolic health across the lifespan, albeit with a particular focus on children and young-adults. The general interests of this laboratory are:
  1. Interactions between lifestyle risk factors and cardio-metabolic disease aetiology.
  2. The development and interpretation of methodologies for assessing cardiometabolic health.
  3. ​The translation of basic and applied science in to public health outcomes.

​THE TEAM

DIRECTED BY
DR. LEE STONER
PhD, MPH, FRSPH, SFHEA, FACSM, ACSM-EIM, ACSM-RCEP
RECENT RESEARCH
LIFESTYLE & CARDIOMETABOLIC

FITNESS VS FATNESS
NONINVASIVE METHODOLOGIES

Heart-Femoral Pulse Wave Velocity
TRANSLATION

​COVID-19 AND ACTIVITY IN KIDS
CML OUTREACH

​The CML strongly believes in fostering global citizenry, including interacting with local communities around the globe.
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CAPABILITIES / DEMONSTRATIONS

PULSE WAVE VELOCITY

ULTRASOUND

TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLER