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Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Westminster.
Researcher discussing the link between ADHD-like symptoms and hormonal changes.
Podcaster and co-host of the 'Scummy Mummies' podcast.
Kunal Shah is the founder of the Indian fintech start-up Cred.
Professor at the University of Cambridge researching mental health education.
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What does the evidence tell us?
An article exploring the latest research on mental health, highlighting key findings and their implications for public health.
An article discussing the latest findings on mental health, focusing on evidence-based approaches to understanding and treating mental health conditions.
A news piece summarizing recent developments in mental health research, emphasizing the importance of evidence in shaping mental health policies and practices.
An exploration of the latest research and findings on mental health, discussing various factors influencing mental well-being and the effectiveness of different treatments.
An examination of the psychological and physiological effects of watching intense football matches, particularly focusing on the emotional rollercoaster of supporting a team in high-stakes games.
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