Education
When It Comes to Gaining Public Support for Covid Policies, Politicians Polarise
Policies to tackle Covid are more likely to get broad public support if they are proposed by experts or bipartisan coalitions.
News Release · 20 January 2022
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Health
Survey Reveals Over 70% of Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Do Not Take Their Treatment as Prescribed
New data from rheumatoid arthritis patients reveals that 62% suffer significant negative quality of life issues and work in particular.
News Release · 10 January 2022
Health
Covid Booster Crisis for People with Allergies
The Anaphylaxis Campaign and Allergy UK are facing a deluge of desperate enquiries of the booster vaccination.
News Release · 20 December 2021
Mental Health
How Has Social Media and Covid Contributed to the Rise of Mental Health Problems?
The last two years have created unprecedented conditions for countless people around the globe due to the Covid pandemic.
Ellen Diamond · 15 December 2021
Clinical Psychology
The Untold Impact of the Pandemic – Enquiries About Treatment for PTSD Rise 50%, According to New Figures
There’s been a 50% increase in the number of people contacting Priory mental health services for private treatment for PTSD in 2021.
News Release · 17 November 2021
Society
What Is Vicarious Trauma?
An interpreter expresses in English the story of an immigrant seeking asylum, including descriptions of political persecution and violence.
Kate Deimling · 15 November 2021
Health
Fertility Network UK Survey Reveals the ‘Heartbreaking’ Impact of Covid on Patients
A survey of nearly 400 patients by the charity Fertility Network UK has explored the devastating impact of the Covid on those waiting for fertility treatment.
News Release · 05 November 2021
Health
Review of 12 Intervention Trials Suggests Vitamin C Works for Covid Patients
Vitamin C can potentially help prevent Covid and, if taken once infected, can also reduce symptoms and duration of illness.
News Release · 01 November 2021
Mental Health
How to Cope with Covid-OCD
While following government regulations and protocols, you may ask yourself: 'How much is too much?'
Brad Moser · 28 October 2021
Health
Fight-or-Flight Response Is Altered in Healthy Young People Who Had Covid
New research published in The Journal of Physiology found that otherwise healthy young people diagnosed with Covid.
News Release · 09 August 2021
Society
Coventry University Students Helping NHS Stop the Spread of Covid
Student scientists from Coventry University are helping the NHS stop the spread of COVID-19 by screening test samples for the deadly virus.
News Release · 02 June 2021
Resources
Surviving Lockdown – New Book Explores How to Tackle Cabin Fever
A new book by experts at the University of Nottingham, looks at how people cope during prolonged periods of isolation.
Psychreg News Desk · 05 March 2021
Lifestyle
What Has Covid Taught Us About Our Capacity for Resilience?
Covid has taught us that we all have the capacity to adapt to seemingly insurmountable adversity.
Warren Donnellan, PhD · 25 January 2021
Society
More Republicans Follow COVID Guidelines When They’re Told It Will Protect Themselves
For decades, scientists have predicted that a deadly pandemic would sweep the globe.
Psychreg · 02 November 2020
Society
New Research Reveals Risky Sexual Behaviour and STIs Are Rising Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
Research has found that despite the COVID 19 lockdown restrictions, diagnosis of STIs has increased.
Psychreg · 31 October 2020