A great summary about our recent findings on life long impact of air airpollution in early life. CRESH The Lothian Birth Cohorts SLS-DSU

We are at #SLLS2023 SLLS - Gergo Gergő Baranyi presenting in Session 3C on 'Early Life Air Pollution Exposure, Childhood Cognitive Ability and Subsequent Mortality: A Record-Linkage Life-Course Study from Scotland' (using SLS-DSU data)

Focus on poor & socially disadvantaged pops to tackle environmental health inequalities & injustice. These populations experience: 😶‍🌫️Highest exposure to air pollution 🫨Highest exposure to noise annoyance 🤧Highest health burden related to energy poverty iris.who.int/bitstream/hand…

🚨 New paper alert! 🚨 Adolescents in deprived coastal areas of England have worse health up to 11y later vs peers inland. Understanding Society data 2009-20. 🧵 Link here: tinyurl.com/ydmfv44m Institute of Public Health and Wellbeing UCL Global Youth University of Essex ESRC International Centre for Lifecourse Studies SLLS

Latest paper frm our Economic and Social Research Council funded CRESH 'lifecourse of place' study exploring how places through our lives affect healthy ageing gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=E… Here in molecularpsychiatry we use The Lothian Birth Cohorts brain imaging data to show area-level disadvantage affects brain morphology👇

New paper!! Prison suicide in 78 countries - data on 30k suicides in >91M person-years of imprisonment. Huge task to bring this together. Open access in Lancet Psychiatry 1/ #prison #suicide sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

#NewArticleAlert 🚨 Martin Di Marco Martín Hernán Di Marco Universitetet i Oslo alongside Gergő Baranyi and Dabney Evans Emory University work towards the prevention of femicide in Buenos Aires by understanding the mental health needs of perpetrators journals.plos.org/mentalhealth/a…

We just published 2 papers with Dabney Evans that I find super relevant. A. W/ increasing pathologisation of violence, we used the language of mainstream science to contribute to a critical discussion. Are they "psychopaths"? Should we reevaluate this assumption? W/Gergő Baranyi[1/3]

Exciting opportunity for students wanting to do a PhD in environment and health!