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> Does coffee reduce the risk of depression?
Women who drink caffeinated coffee could be reducing the likelihood of suffering from depression by doing so on a regular basis....
> What influences young people to vote
Family and friends can be influential in encouraging young people on low incomes to vote, new research has found....
> A Seriously Strange Conference reviewed
The Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (ASSAP) celebrated its 30th Anniversary in beautiful scenery of the City of Bath....
> Neuroticism and immersion in films
Descriptions of neurotics are typically unflattering: they're fearful, tense people, prone to catastrophise and will often shy away from challenges. W...
> New voices in science communication
The search is on for the new voices of science communication.The regional heats of FameLab UK, the UK’s biggest competition for new talent to engage...
> Justice: Developing restorative approaches
Social workers and residential care employees are among the professionals to be included in the UK's first register of restorative justice experts....
> Are blindness and depression linked?
The link between blindness and depression is being investigated by scientists....
> Staffordshire University psychologist's outstanding contribution honoured
Dr Mark Forshaw, deputy director of the Centre for Health Psychology at Staffordshire University, has received an award from the Society’s Division ...
> Lack of food can increase anger levels
A person's anger levels can be significantly affected by the amount of food they consume, new findings have suggested....
> Can science account for lived experience?
A wide-ranging group of speakers gathered at the Royal Institute of Philosophy 2011 Conference in Bristol from 31 August to 2 September....
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