Adam Holland Presents Webinar at NHS APA Virtual Conference 2023
Adam Holland has presented a webinar for the 3rd session of the NHS APA Virtual Conference 2023.
News in 2023
TARG October 2023 Newsletter
TARG's October Newsletter is now available to read.
Vicky Carlisle's Academic Journey and Research on Opioid Substitution Treatment Spotlighted in University of Bristol Podcast
Vicky Carlisle, who completed her PhD in TARG in 2021 has recently been interviewed about her research for the University of Bristol podcast.
TARG August Newsletter 2023
TARG's August Newsletter is now available to read.
Implementing “ENACT” project completed
In 2022 we were given funds to develop materials to help people understand the relationship between alcohol and health.
TARG Participates in Barton Hill Open Day
TARG researchers Jasmine Khouja, Zoe Reed and Chris Stone took part in an open day at the University of Bristol's micro-campus in Barton Hill, in the East of the city.
TARG May Newsletter 2023
TARG's 2023 May Newsletter is now available to read.
TARG March Newsletter 2023
TARG's 2023 March Newsletter is now available to read.
Why do the types of individuals who die disproportionately by suicide often report better mental health in cohort and observational studies?
Research consistently finds that risk factors for suicide differ from risk factors for self-rated mental health.
Presentation at the Net Zero Ecolabelling cross-governmental group for BEIS (Department for Business, Energy and industrial strategy)
Presentation at the Net Zero Ecolabelling cross-governmental group for BEIS (Department for Business, Energy and industrial strategy)
TARG February Newsletter 2023
TARG's February Newsletter is now available to read.
Research England Policy Support Fund Award
Dr Jasmine Khouja, Dr Angela Attwood and Prof Marcus Munafo have been awarded £100,000 of funding by PolicyBristol from the Research England QR Policy Support Fund to support their project titled “Informing evidence-based policies and interventions to responsibly reduce e-cigarette use among youth”.
'Born In Bradford': Dr Helen Bould speaks to BBC Radio 4
TARG-affiliated Bristol researcher Dr Helen Bould has spoken On BBC Radio 4's programme 'Born in Bradford' about eating disorders.
TARG January Newsletter 2023
The TARG January Newsletter is now available
Is body dissatisfaction related to an attentional bias towards low weight bodies in non-clinical samples of women? A systematic review and meta-analysis
A new paper by researchers including members of TARG has been published, entitled 'Is body dissatisfaction related to an attentional bias towards low weight bodies in non-clinical samples of women? A systematic review and meta-analysis'.