Exercise and Physical Activity – What Are the Health Effects for Women?

On Monday, April 28 2025, the Center for Research on Heart Disease in Women welcomes Trine Moholdt from NTNU. She has conducted research on how high-intensity interval training and time-restricted eating can reduce abdominal fat and significantly improve health.

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Trine Moholdt
Trine Moholdt holds degrees in exercise physiology and physiotherapy. She is a researcher at NTNU, where she leads the research group Exercise, Cardiometabolic Health, and Reproduction (ExCaR). Her work focuses on how exercise and nutrition can prevent and treat cardiometabolic diseases in women of reproductive age. Moholdt has received several prestigious awards and grants, including the Future Leader in Diabetes Award and an ERC Starting Grant for her research on how exercise affects breast milk. Photo: Trine Moholdt

Speaker: Trine Moholdt, NTNU
Date: April 28, 12:00–13:00
Location: Rooms 9.1 and 9.2, Laboratory Building

Are you curious about how regular exercise can benefit your health?

On Monday, April 28, we are pleased to host Trine Moholdt from NTNU. Her research shows that high-intensity interval training and time-restricted eating can reduce abdominal fat and lead to significant health improvements.

Join us for an engaging lecture offering insights into how an active lifestyle can be key to better health for women of all ages.

The seminar is organized by the Center for Research on Heart Disease in Women.

Everyone is welcome!