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...et al., 2009) have shown that the rate of psychotic disorders can be as much as four times greater in the poorer households compared to those that are better off, whilst rates of anxiety and depression can be twice as great in the lower income households. There is still much debate about the contribution of biological, psychological and social factors to mental health and...

...instituting a code of behaviour to limit the excesses of unrestrained youthful masculinity in his players off the pitch. Whatever the extent of residual class, gender and ethnic inequalities, there is evidence of change, which is made more possible by the incredibly high standard of the rugby being played in what has been, despite national disappointment, a magnificent...

...Institute International, Kyoto and Centre of Information and Neural Networks, Osaka, led the research: "In effect, the features of the memory that were previously tuned to predict the painful shock, were now being re-programmed to predict something positive instead." The team then tested what happened when they showed the volunteers the pictures previously associated with...