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...types of behaviour such as reduced engagement. Those that are left behind can have a form of anticipatory grief (expecting to be next) on an individual level that can be unhealthy and lead to anxiety. This sense of grief and loss is a normal reaction to the changes and can be due to the whole reorganisational process causing confusion and disorientation. There can also be...

...types of genetic damage. And some are more accurate than others. If parts of these ‘good’ toolkits are missing or broken (as is often the case in cancer cells) the cells have to resort to using less effective ‘backup’ methods. Targeting these alternative systems with drugs leaves cancer cells with no way of repairing DNA damage, so they die. Transcript As we’ve...

...will help you to correctly identify what type of allyship could suit you and which could suit others. Check out the following interactive exploring how to be a supportive trans ally. How to be a great trans ally For those who might prefer to access this learning in a different way, you can listen to this free downloadable audiobook based on this interactive. Transcript...

...the risks of unregulated access to information from net Regulation and benefits Professor Sonia Livingstone feels the benefits outweigh the risks Working with children methods and challenges The challenges psychologists face with this type of research. Which children are most vulnerable Professor Sonia Livingstone discuss what other factors contribute to child safety...