Denis Duagi

Mental Health | Health Policy | Neuroscience 🧠🔬 | @KingsCollegeLon PhD | @ucl Msc+Bsc

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

On #children #mentalhealth week, I am delighted to present my first #publication in @eClinicalMed
We show that psychosocial #intervention is effective at reducing #depression in the long-term, but not #anxiety.

Thank you @theLancet team for organising a very useful #review

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

A new Nature study found a brain-wiring pattern linked to depression.

🧵1/12

[Dr. Sean Mackey @DrSeanMackey]

With the explosive use of patient-reported outcomes in clinical care and research, we need to better understand the clinical meaning of these measures. And do so from the patient's perspective. Our study will help establish what is "meaningful change" to a person living with chronic pain. Please consider participating if you are living with chronic pain. Thank you!! https://t.co/HyE9xTA4Vl

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

@GraceREThomas Happened to me many times. It’s usually people wanting to make conversation with me, or flirt with me. But it did happen to me that they also wanted to touch me, so I 100% get your discomfort.

[Yin lab @HenryYin19]

A student recently asked me: how do you spend your time? (assuming you are not spending 30 hrs/week writing grants). indeed I don't spend much time on grants. I spend a lot of time studying, both because I'm too ignorant and because I can't learn as quickly as I used to

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

@jacasiegel Would love to read that! I also observed this, it would be nice to do some qual research with some female influencers

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

https://t.co/4yiDhEdo3M

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

On #children #mentalhealth week, I am delighted to present my first #publication in @eClinicalMed
We show that psychosocial #intervention is effective at reducing #depression in the long-term, but not #anxiety.

Thank you @theLancet team for organising a very useful #review

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

New findings from a longitudinal project on children’s healthy behaviours showing that #mentalhealth of adolescents in England is lower than their counterparts in other countries.

That’s why #prevention and #earlyintervention is pertinent at that age!

https://t.co/SW8cjWFopL

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

New research from @KingsIoPPN has found that there has been a steady rise in the number of people reporting feelings of severe distress in England since the beginning of the pandemic.
Young adults aged 18-24 displayed the most striking rise.

https://t.co/nbWy9VBnpP

[Alex Lussier @alussier17]

Childhood adversity can have a considerable impact on child and adolescent health. Our new study published in @LancetChildAdol sheds light on the #epigenetic mechanisms linked to #childhoodAdversity across #childhood and #adolescence. Let's dive in! 🧵(1/15)

[Stefano Palminteri @StePalminteri]

Just posted in @PsyArXiv a short where I collected some suggestions concerning "how to prepare a rebuttal letter". Journals do not provide explicit guidance on this and, in my experience as a reviewer and editor, a great diversity exists in their format..

https://t.co/i1WOsa2Lj1

[Rina Dutta @rina_dutta]

Our proposed framework to unlock the potential for social media research into youth mental health pub'd today https://t.co/o73R8voYpR @_Dr_Daniel @bye_amanda @DrBenCarter @SWMH_IoPPN @corstejo @xrysoflhs @adwww @dennisougrin @OrbenAmy @Tamsin_J_Ford @NIHRMaudsleyBRC @KingsIoPPN

[Prof Candace Currie, OBE @candacecurrie]

Systematic review #wellbeing of #refugee #children suggests greatest traction on #mentalhealth & psychosocial #wellbeing will be achieved by #multilevel interventions addressing synergies between #ecological systems.....👇

[Richard Sloggett @rcsloggett]

Good long read from @SarahNev on the history and context to the NHS challenges. Politicians can’t touch the payment model so spend lots of time meddling with the structural model with mixed results: https://t.co/JSegHA3GQ0

[Dr. Erinn B. Duprey @ErinnDuprey]

Last year I taught myself R with resources I primarily found via Twitter. I've been meaning to share some of the resources here, and I finally have a little time today. So here they are... 🧵

@AcademicChatter #rstudio #rstatistics

[Robert Ede @Robert_WH_Ede]

Patients presenting with mental health problems are twice as likely to spend 12 hours or more in emergency departments than other patients.

Pleased to see £150m in capital invested to help ensure those in need get care in the most appropriate setting.
https://t.co/we453EKnm8

[Megan Rogers, PhD @megan_l_rogers]

This looks absurdly cool:

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

Exciting research to follow😃

[Prof Candace Currie, OBE @candacecurrie]

New study is being developed to compare #wellbeing of #children & #adolescents across #Europe as they grow up. EU funding has been awarded for preparation phase of 'Growing Up in Digital Europe' @EuroCohort. I am excited to be leading devel of module of biological indicators...👇

[Denis Duagi @DenisDuagi]

New research higlighting the importance of supporting grassroots oorganisations to tackle #mentalhealth in local communities, as well as considerate policies from government and energy companies in the wake of the #CostOfLivingCrisis

[Mental Health Foundation @mentalhealth]

Today we've published ‘Mental Health and the Cost-of-Living Crisis: Another pandemic in the making?’ with recommendations for governments across the UK to address the cost-of-living crisis and prevent poor mental health. [1/3] https://t.co/DiUHYFVnNA

[The Health Foundation @HealthFdn]

NEW: What is the interrelationship between climate change and health in the UK?

Our latest long read explores the opportunities for health to learn from the progress made on climate change.

Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/p2moF5QefO