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📖 Air Pollution (Particulate Matter) Exposure and Associations with Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, Psychosis and Suicide Risk: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis: ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/full/10....

You can read more of Shuo's work on addressing the mental health and climate crises hand in hand below:

📖 Unequal effects of climate change and pre-existing inequalities on the mental health of global populations: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Do you have thoughts on expressed emotion, and how we use it in research? Let us know in the comments!

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And crucially, how can this information help us better support young people and their families through mental health challenges in adolescence? This research using data from the @eriskstudy.bsky.social study shows us why studying expressed emotion matters.

This expressed emotion can help to predict the trajectory of their mental health over adolescence. The paper, published in #JCPP @acamh.bsky.social, raises some interesting questions - how can we use this data responsibly? Should children be able to hear what their parents have said about them?

Find out more in our short film dropping Monday. Huge thanks to the creative team at ESA Academy for creating this video - we can’t wait to share it! 🎥

First up: our study of expressed emotion in over 1,000 families taking part in the @eriskstudy.bsky.social study. What does expressed emotion tell us the parent-child relationship? And how can we use it to help identify children and families that need early support?

Through three short films, we'll explore some of our research on children and young people's mental health. This creative collaboration is putting young creatives training at Elstree Screen Arts Academy at the heart of mental health content: by young people, for young people.

This creative collaboration is putting young creatives training at Elstree Screen Arts Academy at the heart of content about mental health - by young people, for young people.

Find out more about this study in our first RESEARCH EXPLORED video, releasing 6 October. RESEARCH EXPLORED is a collaboration between @elstreescreenarts.bsky.social and the Lab. Through 3 short films, we'll explore research done at King's College London on children & young people's mental health.

And this research raises a lot of important questions - how do we store these speech samples safely, and who should have access to them? What happens if children hear what their parents said about them?

The point of this research isn't to blame parents. Instead, expressed emotion research helps us understand the parent-child relationship better, so we can identify and support children and families who may need support even earlier.