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Accounts of health behaviour and practices : the repertoires of cholesterol reduction

Catherine Will | 01 February 2014 | Science and Technology Studies | Journal article

Abstract accepted for special issue on the subject of health behaviour as follows: it is a commonplace in the sociology of food that people’s eating habits reflect an attempt to balance different concerns or priorities – for example taste, satisfacti ...

Reading front to back : meg evidence for early feedback effects during word recognition

Z.V.J. Woodhead | 01 January 2014 | Journal article

This paper identified the reading network involved in the early stages of word processing (i. E. Within the first 300ms of seeing a word) in healthy participants. Abstract: magnetoencephalography studies in humans have shown word-selective activity i ...

“they give us hope” : hiv-positive caregivers' perspectives on the role of social support for health

Marisa Casale | 01 January 2014 | Social Work | Journal article

A number of studies indicate that social support is associated with better health outcomes among hiv-positive caregivers of children, suggesting its potential importance for interventions aimed at safeguarding the well-being of this population. Howev ...

The hidden harm of home-based care : pulmonary tuberculosis symptoms among children providing home medical care to hiv/aids-affected adults in south africa

Lucie Cluver | 01 January 2014 | Social Work | Journal article

Millions of children in sub-saharan africa undertake personal and medical care for family members who are unwell with aids. To date, no research has investigated whether such care provision places children at heightened risk for pulmonary tuberculosi ...

Performance of the revised children’s manifest anxiety scale in a sample of children and adolescents from poor urban communities in cape town

Mark E. Boyes | 01 June 2013 | Social Work | Journal article

The revised children’s manifest anxiety scale (rcmas) is regularly used with south african children, although its performance in this context has yet to be empirically evaluated. This study assessed the basic psychometric properties of the rcmas usin ...

Relationships among hiv/aids orphanhood, stigma, and symptoms of anxiety and depression in south african youth : a longitudinal investigation using a path analysis framework

M.E. Boyes | 01 June 2013 | Social Work | Journal article

Cross-sectional research has demonstrated that hiv/aids orphanhood is associated with anxiety and depression and that hiv/aids-related stigma is a risk factor for these outcomes. This study used a longitudinal data set to determine whether relationsh ...

Badgers: splitting public opinion for more than 200 years

Angela Cassidy | 26 March 2013 | Environmental Planning | Dissemination / Communication

Interviewee for report on radio 4 'today' programme (broadcast 27/10/12) and bbc news online piece by roger harrabin: http://www. Bbc. Co. Uk/news/science-environment-19870587

Are pensions good for your health? Evidence from low and middle income countries

Peter Lloyd-Sherlock | 26 March 2013 | Social Policy | Organised event

Keynote. Joint conference of uk social policy asssociation and development studies association.

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