Millie Chambers

Some resources I helped create during my placement @EPICThinkLearn aimed at parents of neurodivergent children.

Why is my child fussy with food? A recent study on this topic has been discussed in the media. Here is our blog post about it. researchtheheadlines.org/2024/11/01/why…

Blog post about food fussiness in children, an issue very relevant to #autistic #dyspraxic children and #ADHD The post was written by @MillieChambers_ @EdinburghUni

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@EllieDigitalPR I had this thought at the exact same time last night

don't you just love it when there's no cold side of the pillow

Check out my article that I wrote for @eusci. It’s an opinion piece on the use of saviour siblings! eusci.org.uk/2022/06/07/gam…

Researchers may have found the key to cognitive decline with aging 🧠🔬 - Read more about how this influences diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia in @MillieChambers_ new article for EUSci! eusci.org.uk/2021/05/03/how… #SciComm #Health #News #Science #Read #Edinburgh

@susvor @eusci Thank you Susan!

@eusci @MillieChambers_ Brilliant

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@EllieDigitalPR @eusci @Shareaholic Thank you Ell! ☺️

@MillieChambers_ @eusci @Shareaholic God you’re so brainy man 🧠 🌟 Amazing!

Check out the new article I wrote for @eusci How brain cells repair their DNA reveals "hot spots" of aging and disease - go.shr.lc/3tj4cMW via @shareaholic

Fear: from ancestral origins to modern thrill-seekers by @MillieChambers_ @eusci EUSci: Edinburgh University Science Media bit.ly/38JWmWb It's a surprisingly complicated phenomenon

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An article I wrote this week exploring how fear evolved in humans, and why some people are more easily scared than others. Fear: from ancestral origins to modern thrill-seekers - go.shr.lc/36MxtGP via @shareaholic @eusci

An article I wrote in first year “Race Against Mortality” investigating at what point does the aim of biomedical research cease to be immortality? issuu.com/eusci/docs/fin…