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Important work from Heidi Eccles (@APEAL_Lab ) who used population-based data to identify higher prevalence of mental disorders and suicidal behavior in transgender and gender-diverse people compared with the cisgender population.
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🚨UPCOMING EVENTS🚨: EDI in Research Workshop Series
Join us next week for the first of four workshops: Building an inclusive environment!
Time: 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. ET
Location: RGN Room 2029
Please RSVP: surveymonkey.ca/r/EDISEPT
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We are recruiting a PhD candidate in the GenEd project! "Why do educational difficulties run in families? Genetically sensitive observational and intervention research on home learning environment" @drElsje @lervag finn.no/job/fulltime/ad.html…
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Two days ago, a lawfirm filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against 6 commercial publishers (incl Elsevier & Wiley) in the federal district court in New York.
They allege a 3-part scheme on part of publishers. 🧵
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Exciting discussion on the future of psychiatric epidemiology by Dr. Merikangas.
@EPAPsyEpi have organized a brilliant conference!!
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Our next Congress in 2026 has just been announced...Brescia 2026! Mark it in your diaries, and thanks to our supporter Prof Giovanni de Girolamo for agreeing to organise.
#EPAPsyEpi24 #EPAPsyEpi26
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Before our opening plenary, @WesselyS pays tribute to Sir David Goldberg, 1934-2024, who passed away last week.
He changed the field, providing better understanding of pop'n mental health, & its social determinants.
He will be greatly missed for his work, kindness & spirit
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We were deeply saddened to learn of Professor Sir David Goldberg's passing this week. He was a titan of social psychiatry, & designed the Clinical Interview Schedule & General Health Questionnaire, two vital measures of mental wellbeing, amongst many other achievements
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A masterpiece of a paper on the #SocialDeterminants of #MentalHealth. Universal parenting interventions and supports are key.
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At @LHRSC this morning: we had the privilege of hearing a brilliant keynote by Robert Krueger presenting on the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology known as HiTOP.
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A joy to chair this invited symposium at @LHRSC on protective factors for suicidal ideation and self-harm with @Becky_mars_ @RoxanneSicotte Sascha MacNeil @APEAL_Lab @HeidiEccles.
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Today's at 2024 LHRS conference round table with distinguished experts Benjamin Lahey, @L_Arseneault and Michel Boivin who shared their inspiring journeys in longitudinal research a their impactful contributions, and their vision for the futur.
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Excellent news for the future of Canadian science. 👏 Let’s not wait another 2 decades+ to consider the next increase in support… index to inflation! 🇨🇦🔬🧫🧬 – at Niagara Falls, Ontario
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University of Windsor is hiring a SSHRC or CIHR Canada Research Chair, Tier 2 in Health Disparities and Public Health #AcademicTwitter
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There is a lot of rejection in science. Best way to deal with it is to know that it’s a universal experience so don’t personalize it. – at Ottawa, Ontario
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New #FundingOpportunity for early career researchers in human development, child and youth health who want to:
✋🏿 Build research capacity
✋🏼 Generate new knowledge & ID gaps
✋🏽 Share knowledge & implement their research
researchnet-recherchenet.ca/…
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We are HIRING !
if you hold a PhD in epidemiology/public health or psychology and are passionate about advancing youth mental health, especially among sexual diversity groups, we invite you to apply for a post-doctoral position @Rob_Paul_Juster
douglas.research.mcgill.ca/o…
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🚨Post-doctoral position at uOttawa. Our team is awesome, btw 😎 – at Ottawa, Ontario
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Replying to @ADAlthousePhD
Even in instances where a power calculation could be done, those of us who work in this area know it’s all gamesmanship. You can make your calculation fit your available data by changing your effect size. – at Columbus, OH
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Check out some of the new research conducted by the research groups of @CAPEpidemiology members such as @anderskk3, @ScottPatten & @KurdyakP
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