Our research on the RESOLVE-i study funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research is now published. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Adapting a brief mindful breathing intervention for self-management of distress in advanced cancer patients: the RESOLVE-i study - BMC Palliative Care

Background Psychological distress is common among patients with advanced cancer and can be a barrier to effective symptom management. Despite national guidance, psychological support in UK palliative ...

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Our paper on the challenges of measuring patient benefit in complementary therapies is now published as a preprint. doi.org/10.20944/pre...

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Really pleased with this publication: doi.org/10.1007/s402...

Human Resilience and Pain Coping Strategies: A Review of the Literature Giving Insights from Elite Ultra-Endurance Athletes for Sports Science, Medicine and Society - Sports Medicine

Background Elite ultra-endurance athletes face extreme physical and psychological challenges, often enduring prolonged pain, fatigue and adverse environmental conditions. This article explores the pai...

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I’m doing the Great North Run again in September to raise funds for Yorkshire Cancer Research. Every pound is important 😊 ajbellgreatnorthrun2025.enthuse.com/pf/carole-pa...

Carole's Great North Run fundraising page

Here for you, here for Yorkshire Yorkshire is one of the regions hardest hit by cancer. Together we can change this. Yorkshire Cancer Research is a charity dedicated to funding research so that you an

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Just want to reiterate that this is a terrible idea and has never been recommended by any professional medical or scientific body. Chickenpox parties were once a thing and they made some sense because the seriousness of varicella as an adult is much greater. Vaccines obviated the need for those.

Angie Rasmussen@angierasmussen.bsky.social · 2y ago

It’s a good rule of thumb to not have any pathogen-spreading parties in the first place but really don’t do it for measles. Kids will die. globalnews.ca/news/1106288...

Spring is on its way - great to be out and about on the fells 🏃‍♀️

Vaccines do not cause autism. Keep saying things that have been demonstrated by robust science and are the subject or organised disinformation. Don’t just ignore the attempts to brainwash. #academicsky

Spring has sprung in my garden in North Yorkshire UK 😊 🌱