@RAeSTimR@icao@EmbryRiddle Maybe it is also in line with evidence-based practice to explore how excluding Taiwan from the global community impedes ICAO’s capability as an international moderator?
@samaritans hotline for people who needs emotional support:
116 123. We all have moments when we feel alone but that does not mean we are alone:) thank you @MNunezOfficial for spreading information about mental health
Honoured to present at #WASP2019 two papers on the mental health of non-heterosexual people in Taiwan. A field that warrants more attention and resources! With thanks to the help of Prof Michael King, @MarstonLouise , Dr HT Wei, Prof YC Lee, and @AcademiaSinica TYP and SRDA
professors @NormanSartorius and @HelenKillaspy both call for more flexible advocating strategies for gaining support and resources for mental health sector. Researchers have to think outside the box and beyond evidence. #enlightened#opportunism#WASP2019
Gender norms also impacts men in various unique ways. Society has not been talking about it enough. No only does this impact men’s health, it also prevents more men from joining the force of deconstructing patriarchy. Thank you @devisridhar for this!
At the World Conference of Social Psychiatry #WASP2019 in Bucharest, Romania, featuring professor Thomas Craig from @KingsIoPPN, our (@UCLPsychiatry) close collaborator in London and my alma mater!
Dr Michael Brady, national advisor on LGBT health at the #rsmlgbtq+ event talking about the health inequality suffered by LGBT people @RoySocMed@NHSEngland
@MarstonLouise @UCLPsychiatry @EmoryUniversity Have indeed received some interesting suggestions for further analyses. Thanks to your supervision and support @MarstonLouise! Looking forward to sharing with you more when back.
Powerful testimony and illustration of the unique circumstances and social stress confronted by bi and non-binary people, presented by researchers from the @ISGMH @ashleymawalker and @smarmyliberal at #LGBTQHealthConf
@Chas10Buttigieg ‘s advice to #teachers to advance #LGBT health and human rights: “don’t be afraid to have difficult conversations; actively create the safe spaces needed for conversations.”
#LGBTQHealthConf@EmoryUniversity
"This Global Burden of Disease study was the first in a series of four articles that ushered in a new era in descriptive epidemiology" says Conrad Keating in @TheLancet. Read the full article here: https://t.co/VzfvJF3ypY
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