Click the link below or head over to our Linktree Journal Club collection to read James's paper! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

🔬 The EDCRN dataset was co-produced and developed alongside PWLE, which incorporates a wide range of measures. This multi-disciplinary approach will build a deeper understanding of eating disorders, making it more relevant and useful for patients, families and services. 🧡💙

🔬 This month's journal club comes from @jamesldowns.bsky.social , a member of our Lived Experience Steering Committee! James has published a brilliant paper on the diverse ways of knowing in mental health research. Read the thread to learn more! 🧵👇

Quetiapine may pip lithium to the augmentation post in 'treatment resistant depression': results from the LQD study buff.ly/Y7jCajZ

#LQDstudy #Quetiapine #Lithium #Depression #RCT

🧵 THREAD

Only 7 days until we launch the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets! The launch will include a presentation, live demonstration, & panel discussion with multi-sector participants, the #PALMteam, lived experience advisors, & more. Sign up here-> www.landscaping-longitudinal-research.com/launch

Andy Clark masterfully explains how our brains construct experience, inc physical symptoms & FND

@frankish.bsky.social & @philipgoff.bsky.social‘s ‘Mind Chat’ show

via @philcorlett.bsky.social

@fndportal.bsky.social @jonstoneneuro.bsky.social @micahgallen.com

www.youtube.com/watch?v=taDM...

Nice review of the history of the peer review system

It’s increasingly clear to me this has to change - experts should be paid by journals to do this key task that adds rigour & value to scientific publications

Journals have exploited academics & universities to make massive profits for too long

“what most people really want is for civilization to continue as it is today, with new technology being unveiled to allow this. Unfortunately, it is that technology and our use of it that is destroying life on this planet, meaning that what most people want is impossible.”

There are many ways in which the potential marriage of the goals tackling climate change and restoring biodiversity is a good thing. But also real dangers of an abusive relationship if biodiversity is subordinated to an overpowering drive for carbon sequestration and biofuels.

My book, Meltdown: The Making and Breaking of a Field Scientist, comes out in June 2025! Pre-order here! watershednotes.ca/sarah_boon_b...

Good summary of the just released 2024 Global Carbon Budget, by @carbonbrief.org . Fossil fuel emissions still increasing slightly, land use change emissions decreasing steadily but big uptick from fires in the Americas. www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-glo...