📢 Our paper (my first PhD study!) on the association between bullying victimisation and adolescent mental health across national contexts is now published in the journal of European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 🧵 [1/5]
🔗 https://t.co/dB6ZL7G7rd
📢 Our paper (my first PhD study!) on the association between bullying victimisation and adolescent mental health across national contexts is now published in the journal of European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 🧵 [1/5]
🔗 https://t.co/dB6ZL7G7rd
Consistent with the “healthy context paradox” effect, associations between bullying victimisation and poor mental health were larger in countries where the prevalence of bullying was lower, as well as in higher-income countries. [4/5]
Come visit my poster (P18.040.C) today at ESHG, 1-2pm #ESHG2024
I’m happy to discuss all things bullying victimisation, its associations and correlations with psychiatric and associated traits using genetically informed designs 🧬
We have a new preprint out! Intergenerational transmission of polygenic predisposition for neuropsychiatric traits on emotional and behavioural difficulties in childhood
https://t.co/3InEipEOMW
📢 We're offering a paid PhD position on neurodevelopment in the context of the family environment. Use MoBa data with 100K children and families. Join our international, collaborative & neurodiverse team in beautiful Oslo!
#PsychGenCentre#FHI#Unioslo
https://t.co/rdHDp6tL49
I’m excited to announce that @BeardSurgeon has been chosen for the Level Up Accelerator in partnership with @Foundervine and @LloydsBankBiz.
Find out more about the programme:
https://t.co/PIqyA70DsA
Update #2: Hannah Franklin @Neuroblonde and I have had a busy few months. Alongside writing up our PhDs, we continue to push forward with our campaign to improve conditions for UK PGRs. We have taken further steps to raise these issues with relevant stakeholders (1/10)
In this Papers Podcast, discussing their @TheJCPP paper on subjective & objective experiences of childhood #Adversity, @emmarubyfrancis & @jessiebaldwin explore the implications of this study from a research perspective.
Listen now to learn more:https://t.co/nodZrOfIjt
I'm SO excited to share that our Mendelian randomisation study has been published in @SciReports 🧬🫀➡️👶
Is resting heart rate a causal risk factor for antisocial behaviour?
https://t.co/hn6JW0HcUZ
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NEW Correspondence published in @NatureHumBehav today by Hannah Franklin @neuroblonde and I:
UK PhD Students’ Call to Action Amid The Cost-of-living Crisis
Link to access here -> https://t.co/dKt63ZN40g (1/5)
Delighted to share that our meta-analysis (my first PhD paper) is published @TheJCPP
What is the agreement between subjective and objective measures of childhood adversity, and are they differentially associated with psychopathology?
https://t.co/qOoCewVotC
THREAD (1/10)
‼️ NEW Student Cost of Living report from @RussellGroupSUs shows the reality faced by UK PGRs, and the lack of appropriate financial support (1/6) ‼️ Please RT.
Does childhood maltreatment cause mental health problems? Our new meta-analysis of 34 quasi-experimental studies (N~54k individuals) suggests a small causal effect of child maltreatment on mental health problems. Published today in AJP! @APApsychiatric https://t.co/kN8a5CvnhR
Our Registered Report out in @NatureHumBehav accounts for genetics to better understand the environmental effects of #ACEs on mental health: https://t.co/AI4nufR0r4
For a short summary, see our @PsychToday blog co-written w/ lived experience researchers: https://t.co/RbgqNf2Mhh