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andrewducker) wrote2022-02-10 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2022-02-10 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 10-02-2022
- What do autistic women look like?
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- Downing Street Refuses To Confirm If Picture Of Boris Johnson With Prosecco And Tinsel Was A Party
- (tags:party pandemic BorisJohnson )
- Pupils shouldn't be allowed to criticise Dear Leader in class, says education secretary
- (tags:BorisJohnson politics conservatives school UK )
- Scottish estate licence restricted over golden eagle poisoning
- (tags:Scotland poison birds animals crime )
- Scottish Covid powers to be extended by six months
- (tags:Scotland Pandemic law )
- British renewables auctions to be held annually in green energy push
- (tags:UK renewables GoodNews )
- Boomer mathematics: why older generations can't understand the millennial struggle to buy a house
- (tags:age economics generation inflation luxury )
- Post-natal depression affects 10% of men, but there's no support for it.
- (tags:depression men childbirth )
- This AI beat the world's best Gran Turismo players
- (tags:games ai driving )
- Ebola virus can lurk in the brain and re-emerge years after recovery to cause fatal disease
- (tags:disease brain )
- London's smallest flat is up for sale for just £50k
- (tags:london housing )
- They're finally building on the ex-petrol station opposite The Regent Bar near where I used to live!
- (tags:edinburgh housing students )
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It always interests me how people insist that typical post-partum depression relates to hormonal changes related to pregnancy and delivery, and thus can't be experienced by the other parent/anyone else. And yet we know that Couvade syndrome is a thing that can cause non-pregnant people to undergo those same hormonal changes. So why would the impact of those hormonal and bodily changes stop the second that the baby is delivered?
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And it's not like mental health <-> hormones is a one way street!