Engage: People feel more pain if they carry a sense of grievance – why?
We all experience the ups and downs of life sometimes. We might be treated badly by others or miss out on something we think we deserve, like a promotion at
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Research: Presentations from child sexual exploitation research forum
Presentations from a recent University of Bedfordshire research forum on child sexual exploitation have been made available to download. The event with the theme ‘Listening to Children and Young People’
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Webwatch: Behavioural Activation – Help test new online depression therapy
People who are feeling low or depressed are being offered the opportunity to take part in a study exploring the effectiveness of a simple new therapy online. Behavioural Activation (BA)
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Webwatch – Dementia Citizens goes live with launch of new Apps
Nesta, along with partners, the Department of Health, Alzheimer’s Research UK, and Alzheimer’s Society, have this week announced the launch of Dementia Citizens, a platform that aims to bring together researchers
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Research: Recruitment and retention in social care nursing (Scottish Care)
Recruitment and retention difficulties have reached a critical point within the nursing home and the social care nursing sector. Why do nurses come into the sector and what makes them
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Lancaster University leads scoping study into national family justice observatory
A scoping study, aiming to explore the feasibility of establishing a new national family justice observatory, is being led by a team from Lancaster University. The scoping study was commissioned
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Family, friends and work seen as having biggest impact on mental wellbeing
Nine in ten people say they are confident they know what it means to have good mental wellbeing according to a new report from NatCen’s British Social Attitudes survey. The
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Researchers shows promising result from trial of new Alzheimer’s treatment
Brain deterioration caused by Alzheimer’s has been delayed with a drug for the first time, researchers have announced. Scientists trialling a new treatment called LMTX managed to slow the progression
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Eye and smell tests may reveal early dementia years before memory symptoms
Simple eye and smell tests could be used to spot dementia years before sufferers experience memory symptoms, new research suggests. Researchers at Moorfields Eye Hospital and the UCL Institute of
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New research shows dogs significantly de-stress families with autistic children
Owning a pet dog reduces stress and significantly improves functioning in families who have a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), new research has shown. The study, carried out by
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