Are newborns blank slates? Does it matter to them from whom the oocyte for their conception came or who gestated and birthed them? Using research from adoption, donor conception and surrogacy, this paper argues for consideration of the child's experience in surrogacy language.
I’m seeing more local parenting posts from families waiting years for #ADHD assessment, medication review or support.
The risk doesn’t stay on the waiting list. It moves into homes, schools, families & safeguarding systems.
https://t.co/oqGn1oErf9
Have you got a passion for research and want to help shape funding decisions?
We’ve opened a wide range of opportunities to join our decision-making committees across multiple research programmes.
📅 Closing date: 26 May 2026
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"We are pleased to introduce the Evidence-Based Intervention database for ADHD (EBI-ADHD: https://t.co/IEujfRXedd), a new and open-access online resource for the clinical and research community in child and adolescent psychiatry."
https://t.co/QZoJFdtj23
🚨NEW EPISODE🚨
The Southport attack left a haunting question: how does a teenager so known to services fall through the cracks?
Lynn Davies & Selina Wallis join us to unpack the missed opportunities & how a similar tragedy could be prevented.
🎧Listen: https://t.co/5POyjDvvPT
My good friend Nettie died from a brsin tumour in her early 50s. Could be an interesting report for @NIHRARCs#cancer#BrainCancer https://t.co/hTHlXyBZuB
The best predictor of scientific impact isn't gender, seniority, methodology, or geography, it is the informal network of colleagues and mentors who provide guidance and feedback. We are often ignore the most important source of success.
Informal support networks are the unsung heroes in science. Joining a great community of supportive and collaborative colleagues might therefore be one of the most important keys to success.
This is based on a new paper analyzing the scientific impact of 86,000 scholars. The authors found that informal connections (ie the people who you thank in acknowledgement sections) are more important that your coauthors in predicting publication productivity and impact.
https://t.co/w8rJHWFpha
How hard is it to access NHS data for research?
Two major congenital heart disease studies required 12 regulators, dozens of forms, and years of approvals before analysis could begin
Researchers share lessons on improving access while protecting privacy
https://t.co/SFGMZBIg36
Listening to music with a friend syncs up your emotional and brain responses. According to a recent Cortex study, sharing a musical experience increases the moment-to-moment similarity of subjective pleasure and enhances neural alignment between listeners. https://t.co/R4PCgTmBw8
Thank you to @Channel4News and @SophieBraybrook for reporting on the growing trend we’ve been seeing on our Stop It Now helpline. Last year, the number of people contacting us about viewing or generating AI sexual images of children doubled.
https://t.co/PWDyXvgYBz
It’s that time again! Ann Memmott’s April research roundup is here!
In this research roundup, Ann Memmott brings together recent papers covering a range of topics including terminology, rejection, social media, ABA and conflict of interest
Read here 👇
https://t.co/bJBbMjfvrn
This proposal from the Tony Blair Institute shows a complete misunderstanding of both mental health & the benefits system. Declaring some conditions 'non work-limiting' is a discriminatory & simplistic response to a hugely complex challenge 1/4 https://t.co/qLyvaYCxx1
Great to hear from @VSNWEscadale at #Arcfest@arc_nwc#VCSFE sector at the heart of Phase 2. How can @NIHRARCs support #data tracking to improve the evidence base of the sector. Build social.movements of #resesrch knowledge mobilisation.
A challenge from our departing steering board chair @Popay100 Jennie Popay to @arc_nwc to consider the importance of language. Deprived or impoverished? #Arcfest
@UnlockingBirth offering an insight into the REAL contribution from our public advisors (now contributors) 😀 over 100 public advisors were registered for Phase 1 👏thank you all
Hearing from Shakila Thangaratinam our Women's health theme lead. @arc_nwc Phase 2 launch #arcfest we are one of the only @NIHRARCs to have this theme. Glad yo hear safety of maternity care high on the agenda https://t.co/F6Zza5wobP
Exclusive: NHS England is considering allowing midwives to “withdraw” services from women deemed to be giving birth at home against professional advice
https://t.co/0PEEhBr2CN