Ever wondered how long it takes to reformat papers for journal submissions? We did, and decided to write about it! We calculated time and money lost, interviewed journal editors and researchers, and developed some new guideline propositions. Read here: https://t.co/QipLxjQIXp

In over 200,000 Danish women, we found that experiencing adversity during childhood to any extent is linked to a higher risk of GDM. However, women exposed to high levels of adversity had their first child at a younger age, mitigating some of this risk https://t.co/i2ZQ59THLf

Our work on journal submissions was featured in Nature 🥳 We hope this is one step closer to biomedical journals adopting our proposed guidelines, so we can shift our focus and energy to science rather than cumbersome formatting guidelines 🙏 https://t.co/BOTar5g5k6?

My brilliant colleague has written a TL;DR friendly blog of our recent paper on manuscript formatting costs TL;DR: Manuscript formatting is costly & time consuming. Simplified guidelines are the way forward https://t.co/SJDzt81EHa p.s we have petition going. Link in my bio 👆

Ever wondered how long it takes to reformat papers for journal submissions? We did, and decided to write about it! We calculated time and money lost, interviewed journal editors and researchers, and developed some new guideline propositions. Read here: https://t.co/QipLxjQIXp

Something a little different from our usual topics - some of our excellent researchers did some digging into just how much time is spent on reformatting papers for submission guidelines (spoiler: its a lot!) Read the whole paper here: https://t.co/0SVquwp2zX @BMCMedicine

How important is where you live on the risk of suicide? Our latest research finds that where you live and specific neighbourhood characteristics has much less of an impact compared to parental comorbidities on suicide risk. Read more below 👇 https://t.co/8mtNPM7WSz

A perfect post-summer holiday work day celebrating the 25 year anniversary of the Department of Public Health @UCPH_health @koebenhavns_uni ☀️

Excited to be in beautiful Edinburgh for #IMGS2022

Study design matters. It's not optional and it's not easy. This is a key part of epidemiology and needs to remain a key part of epidemiology training. #EpiTwitter #SER2022

Please share/retweet people - We have a postdoc role within the @GeoHealthLab until June 2026! Yes July 2026! Closing date: Monday, 18th July 2022 https://t.co/oMfqMgWeEg #postdocjobs #geospatial #spatial #geohealth #IMGS #IMGS2022

6. Finally, access to water in sessions can help those on stimulant medication who might experience increased thirst or a dry mouth These are just some reflections that I think would improve our experiences & increase inclusivity for those with hidden disabilities :) (5/5)

4. Reading with ADHD is hard, and it often co-occurs with dyslexia. Having engaging visuals and less dense text can therefore make a big difference in following slides 5. We might fidget during presentations, it can also help with concentration, it doesn’t mean we are bored :)

3. Impatience and sensitivity to stress is common in ADHD, so when presentations are running over, or the chair is waving a stop sign, it can heighten feelings of stress and an inability to concentrate on what is being said. Sticking to time is therefore hugely appreciated :)

1. Presentations on the shorter side. Not a one size fits all, as some need to be longer, but shorter talks can help with attention span 2. Our reward seeking brains mean we are more responsive when we know there are breaks coming, so frequent shorter breaks can be helpful (2/n)

ADHD & conferences: a short 🧵 As its conference season, I'd like to share some reflections on how to make them more inclusive for people with ADHD The academic world can often feel challenging to navigate with ADHD, but there are many little things that can really help (1/n)

Fantastic opportunity to come and work in Copenhagen with a brilliant research team 🥳

Please follow our new twitter account @Epi_Copenhagen for all the latest updates and research from the Epidemiology Section at @uni_copenhagen @koebenhavns_uni 👇😊

Super pleased to have the last chapter of my PhD published, all about identifying secondary data sources for sexuality and substance use research in the UK :) with @graham_moon and @Clive_Sabel https://t.co/38oon6qzwc

For any health geog PhD students and ECRs - this is a fantastic conference, super friendly and great topics. It also turned out to be a pretty life changing one for me as I met my future postdoc mentor from Aarhus uni here!