Trajectories of housing affordability and mental health problems 🔓link.springer.com/article/10.100… 📝UCL Psychiatry UCL Primary Care & Population Health A population-based cohort study Understanding Society

During my NIHR School for Public Health Research fellowship, I led research that found sustained exposure to housing affordability problems was associated with worse #mentalhealth, in this new #openaccess paper published in Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology rdcu.be/cQFT5

New paper with Kate Dotsikas Louise Marston Prof Joseph F Hayes David Osborn and Gabrielle Price: In people with underlying COPD, cardiovascular disease or diabetes, also having SMI increases the risk of all-cause and underlying disease-specific hospitalisations journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… 1/4

Excited to present my NIHR SPHR work on gender and mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic during the EPA Section of Epidemiology & Social Psychiatry conference in Cambridge tomorrow!

Insights 2023, join us on 6 Feb for a hybrid event on economic insecurity and resilience. We'll be joined by speakers James Smith Resolution Foundation, Andrew Burlinson NBS @ UEA, Kate Dotsikas Inserm, Matt Barnes City, University of London & Helen Undy Money and Mental Health understandingsociety.ac.uk/events/2023/02…

Join me on February 6th at Understanding Society Insights event, where I will be speaking about my research on housing insecurity and mental health. Register here for the hybrid event tinyurl.com/4kx85pr6

We found that loneliness explained the #mentalhealth gender gap during the #COVID19 pandemic in my newly published work from my NIHR School for Public Health Research fellowship. Find the article in PLOS ONE journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Women’s poorer mental health during Covid pandemic “partly explained by women reporting more experiences of loneliness” – new research using our data doi.org/10.1371/journa…

That paper is by Kate Dotsikas, Liam Crosby Anne McMunn, David Osborn, Kate Walters, and @jendykxhoorn, UCL Psychiatry Inserm, UCL Primary Care & Population Health iPLesp UCL EPH

This study investigates potential mediators in the relationship between gender & mental health during the first wave of Covid-19 in the UK Read the study from Kate Dotsikas, Liam Crosby, Anne McMunn, David Osborn, Kate Waters & Jennifer Dykxhoorn here buff.ly/3EgNlCh