February 2023

February 24, 2023

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D for Differential Susceptibility

By Alicia Peel | A-Z

Shifting the focus from just 'vulnerability.' In this blog, Alicia Peel explores differential susceptibility and how it develops our understanding of the gene-environment interaction. Alicia Peel, EDIT Lab PhD student Why is it that not all people who experience the same event will react in...

February 10, 2023

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C for Career Case Studies, and what to do with them

By EDIT Lab guest contributor | A-Z

Who doesn’t love a story? People’s career stories can make brilliant case studies, for inspiration and advice. This blog will help you think about where to find case studies and what to do with them once you have them. The Life Scientific thread…

February 1, 2023

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A tool for easy analysis of longitudinal data: why I’m excited to be involved

By Thalia Eley | Research Matters

Professor Thalia Eley A team I’ve been collaborating with is developing a tool to enable easy analysis of longitudinal data. The work, funded by Wellcome is being done on depression and anxiety symptoms, but could in fact be used for any kind of data. The...

February 1, 2023

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Mental Health Trajectories. What are they? How are they measured? How are they analysed?

By Ellen Thompson | Research Matters

The rate of children, teenagers and young adults reporting symptoms of anxiety and depression is higher than ever, with 18.0% of children aged 7 to 16 years and 22.0% of young people aged 17 to 24 years meeting the criteria for…

D for Differential Susceptibility

C for Career Case Studies, and what to do with them

A tool for easy analysis of longitudinal data: why I’m excited to be involved

Mental Health Trajectories. What are they? How are they measured? How are they analysed?

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