Nationally representative cohort of 1116 families having 2232 twins. Aims to improve understanding of the etiology of mental disorder & inform prevention.
London
Joined November 2017
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A special thank you to all E-Risk participants and the @ERiskstudy team for making this research possible.
Co-authors: @FloraBlangis , @NiamhDooley7 @HelenLFisher, @t_matth , and @candiceodgers
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Using data from 2063 @ERiskstudy participants at ages 12 & 18, we found:
1️⃣ 1 in 5 (20%) young people experienced cybervictimisation during adolescence, and many had also faced other types of victimisation.
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It was a pleasure to introduce our @ERiskstudy to the activity we have here at the brain bank!
👯♀️ Our twin study team recently visited the King's Brain Bank 🧠 at the @SGDPCentreKCL within the @KingsIoPPN! We study how genes and life experiences shape mental health. Seeing how donated brain tissue helps research gave us a new perspective on how it all connects.
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RE-STAR⭐ newsletter is out! Click below for version with links to papers and more👇tinyurl.com/yuckbyfd
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.@TheCAMH are delighted to announce their Special Issue on ‘Physical Environmental Influences on the Psychosocial Outcomes of Children, Adolescents, & Young Adults’, ed. by @DrKeriWong, Efstathios Papachristou, Marta Francesconi, & @TjDekkers. bit.ly/43OmGcE
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Young people's voices are at the very heart of our work.
We worked with partners at @Oasis_UK to explore the importance of youth voice.
Young people share how it has helped them to feel heard and eager to affect change. Read more: childrenssociety.org.uk/what…
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Day 1 of the #YoungCarersFestival – the biggest gathering of young people with caring responsibilities in the world organised with @YMCAFG
Today, we welcomed almost 1,000 young people to the festival with music, fairground rides and fireworks!🎆
ALT Fireworks
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Prof Edmund Sonuga-Barke spoke with the @BBCOne Show [segment 11:42-16:14] on how many parents struggle to support their children with #ADHD, especially if they also have the condition. bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
ALT Professor Edmund-Sonuga Barke being filmed by a camera man
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Fantastic @KingsIoPPN piece digging into the issues covered in Netflix's Adolescence 🤩 Features insightful @ERiskstudy research on mental health consequences of adolescent cyberbullying @L_Arseneault @t_matth @SGDPCentreKCL
Have you watched the Netflix drama ‘Adolescence’?
With the show sparking important conversations, IoPPN academics draw on current research to explore the role of social media in shaping the identities, behaviours and wellbeing of young people.
kcl.ac.uk/commentary-netflix…
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🎉Great to see this paper out led by @t_matth using @ERiskstudy data showing overall time spent online is associated with ⬆️loneliness in young adults. Use of some social media platforms was linked to ⬆️loneliness, while others were protective! @L_Arseneault @KingsIoPPN @kcsamh
Check out the latest #NYASAnnals publication! Social media use, online experiences, and loneliness among young adults: A cohort study bit.nyas.org/4dcvUDH
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Great to attend the @UKRI_News conference yesterday, where we presented our work on the automated coding of expressed emotion in @ERiskstudy for @The_MRC.
Dr. Johnny Downs spoke, & Zoë Firth presented our poster - which won the poster prize for 'best scientific content'! 🎉🏆
ALT A bald white man stands in front of a Powerpoint presentation on a large screen, next to a white podium with a microphone. He is wearing a light blue collared shirt with a dark sweater and trousers. He is speaking while gesturing with his hands in the air.
ALT A white woman with brown shoulder-length hair is holding a certificate while standing next to a poster on a board. The poster has a navy background and teal boxes, displaying text, data tables, and small images. She is wearing a pink cardigan, a dark turtleneck and dark trousers, and is smiling.
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@FloraBlangis presenting her work @CLOSER_UK ECR conference on protective factors for mental health following poly victimisation using the fabulous @ERiskstudy
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Thanks so much to the @CLOSER_UK team for hosting a very engaging conference on connecting policy & longitudinal research yesterday!
Not pictured here, but @AliceWickersham & Zoë Firth presented @ERiskstudy findings on child mental health in the 'Trauma & adversity' session ⬇
We’re into our final lightning fast research showcase sessions now, turning our focus onto work exploring health inequalities, trauma and adversity, and the labour market. #ECR24
ALT The audience watch a talk on health inequalities
ALT The audience watch a talk on labour market research
ALT The audience watches a talk on trauma and adversity research
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@pttanksley in the @ERiskstudy & the #MCS found an externalising polygenic index links genetics to early-life self-control issues 🧬🧠. This could help identify at-risk youths for support before it leads to externalising behaviors 🚸@KingsIoPPN
doi.org/10.1177/216770262412…
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How does social isolation overlap with mental health problems in young people?
Our new paper tested longitudinal genetic and environmental influences that are shared and specific to these experiences in the @ERiskstudy #OpenAccess
(thrilling 🧵 below!!)
doi.org/10.1007/s00787-024-0… – at Indiana, USA
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'The developmental course of bullying behaviors and conduct problems is distinct but linked across childhood. Interventions targeting bullying behaviors or conduct problems could benefit from
more integration.' dx.doi.org/10.1037/dev000178….
To what extent are the development of bullying behaviors and conduct problems distinct yet interlinked across childhood?
To find out, check out our new study of the @ERiskstudy in Developmental Psychology @APA
(More info below!)
dx.doi.org/10.1037/dev000178…
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To what extent are the development of bullying behaviors and conduct problems distinct yet interlinked across childhood?
To find out, check out our new study of the @ERiskstudy in Developmental Psychology @APA
(More info below!)
dx.doi.org/10.1037/dev000178…
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The fabulous @FloraBlangis presenting her important @ERiskstudy findings on multi-level protective factors for early-adult psychopathology among poly-victimised kids @ISPCAN @The_MRC @KingsIoPPN #ISPCAN2024
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We've worked with Stephen and his applied science fiction in our @ERiskstudy project - go listen to him speak more about his work here! 🎧
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🔽 Awesome podcast by the fabulous @HungryMindLab members 🤩 featuring use of @ERiskstudy data 👬 on how language experiences in early childhood are associated with speech development & educational attainment 🗣🎓 @NuffieldFound @The_MRC @KingsIoPPN @kcsamh
In this In Conversation podcast, Prof. Sophie von Stumm (@HungryMindLab), @anna_lou_04 & Emily Wood explore child #LanguageDevelopment & provide recommendations for #Parents, #Educationalists, #Policymakers & #CAMH professionals.
Listen now: bit.ly/3zvTjAn