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Media and News

Stay updated on the latest developments in the ADHD Lifecourse Lab. Explore insightful articles, interviews, and updates on the progress of our ongoing projects.

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4th December 2024

Alexandria's presentation at the CaNDY meeting 

Our new PhD student, Alexandria Bartley, practiced her panel meeting presentation during our weekly Cognition and NeuroDevelopment in Youth (CaNDY) group meeting, on her upcoming work on ADHD and menopause. Her presentation led to some thoughtful discussions and very valuable feedback. Very well done, Alexandria!  

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October  2024

Exciting news from the MAAM Study

We’ve just received a massive delivery of study equipment, which means we're one step closer to getting participants onboarded and fully geared up for the study. Stay tuned for more updates as we get these rings out to our amazing participants!

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October 2024

Calling young women with ADHD

If you're aged 18-21 and have a diagnosis of ADHD, we’d love to hear about your experiences navigating adolescence. Participate in a 1-hour online interview and receive a £10 shopping voucher for your time!

 

Interested? Visit our 'get involved' page for more information. 

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19th - 21st  June 2024

Current Advances in Gambling Research Conference 2024

Huge congratulations to our PhD student, Anna Paul, for her outstanding poster presentation at the Current Advances in Gambling Research (CAGR) Conference 2024 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.​

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Anna's Gamble Aware funded project, titled "Investigating the Genetic Associations Between Gambling and Its Mental Health Risk Factors: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis," was met with great enthusiasm and interest.

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August 2024

Huge congratulations to Anna Paul!

Our PhD student, Anna Paul, has been awarded a £3,300 postgraduate research grant by the 'Academic Forum for the Study of Gambling'. This funding will support her upcoming project, which investigates whether genetic risk for various mental health disorders can predict problem gambling.  

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Understanding how mental health disorders contribute to problem gambling risk could guide targeted interventions and highlight shared mechanisms, like impulsivity, that can be addressed to reduce gambling-related harms. 

 

Very well done, Anna—congratulations on this exciting achievement!  

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4th June 2024

ADHD Research Group Meeting

In June, our team attended the ADHD Research Group Meeting with our co-investigators from ART-CARMA at King's College London, where our lab lead Dr Jessica Agnew-Blais presented her work on "Women and ADHD in Times of Hormonal Change." 

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