Dr Nicholas Ryan

Hot off the press in @JAMANetwork! Proud to have contributed to this international team effort to better understand the impact of traumatic brain injury on child brain development in a cohort of ~600 kids from 9 international sites jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Please read. Thank goodness for great journalists like ⁦@latingle⁩. We need a lot more of them! Laura Tingle statement - About the ABC abc.net.au/about/media-ce…

⁦@BrainInjuryAus⁩ published recommendations in 2018 to address undiagnosed and untreated #braininjury due to #DV. They remain unmet @angusthomson_⁩ braininjuryaustralia.org.au/wp-content/upl… PM to attend rally, vows to unite governments against domestic violence smh.com.au/politics/feder…

New Paper Social attention during shared book reading in autsitic children & as a marker for social development @TheJCPP acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jc… We assessed eye-gaze patterns of autistic children during shared book reading (inc joint attention sequences) Autistic children showed reduced social attention, including during joint-attention, and more attention to background images. Patterns were associated with autism features, cognitive development and eye-gaze in free-play. The task may be useful for understanding & detecting social delay. How children attend in shared reading has implications for learning, education & social development. @ZAmbarchi (PhD study), @Kelsie_Boulton @JArciuli @ian_hickie @MMDeMayo @BrainMind_Usyd

@CharlieTCooper @JoRobinson_Aus @louiselasala Congrats 🥂 On such an important topic too!

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@sangs_sangeetha @Vickiwh64101682 @JPedPsych Congrats Sangeetha 👏

Our research shows a clear link between a child's poorer QoL functioning and unmet needs, leading to parental psychological distress. 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 @Nicholas_P_Ryan @Vickiwh64101682 @JPedPsych 📖Volume 49, Issue 1, January 2024, doi.org/10.1093/jpepsy…

@SciSemple All the best for this exciting new adventure @SciSemple - very cool (and I must say, appealing!!!!). You’ve made such a mammoth contribution to neurotrauma research over the years, so I’m very sad to see you leaving the field in this capacity.

Yes, your anxiety may be linked to genetics, childhood trauma, or brain chemistry. But there may be lifestyle choices you're making today that are adding fuel to the fire. Here's how to stop. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/hope-f…

Neuroimaging epigenetic #postdoc job in Australia. Interested in integrating #neuroimaging data and #epigenetic biostatistics to understand brain development and mental health @DeakinCNU. Msg me for details.

@SciSemple @J_Neurotrauma @G12Natasha @davidjloane Looks terrific - look forward to reading !! 😊

More emerging research on the relationship between parent wellbeing & child development 👨‍👦💗 This particular study highlights the need for transdiagnostic supports for families affected by chronic health conditions, regardless of specific condition. Congrats @sangs_sangeetha!

Why do people stop antidepressants? Not often for the reasons most people think (ie. weight gain or sexual side-effects) from SSRIs. Acute (gut, anxiety, agitation) difficulties lead to early cessation. …-general-psychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… @niallpboyce @Mental_Elf @WrayNaomi @beyondblue

@MCRI_for_kids | @DeakinSeed @Deakin | @enigmabrains

huge congratulations and thanks to @DrEmilyD and @Finian_Keleher for your hard work and leadership in making this happen

Hot off the press in @JAMANetwork! Proud to have contributed to this international team effort to better understand the impact of traumatic brain injury on child brain development in a cohort of ~600 kids from 9 international sites jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Thrilled to see our recent work published in @JPedPsych Led by @sangs_sangeetha as part of her PhD exploring unmet supportive care needs in children with various chronic health conditions. Congratulations Sangeetha 🥳 🎉