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Evidence Based Criteria Diagnosis and Management of Decompensating Heterophoria
(2025-01-27)Introduction: Decompensating exophoria at near is a common condition in optometry practice. The main treatment options for the disorder are relieving prism and Vision Therapy. The prism prescribing techniques are usually ... -
Alternative Therapeutic Approaches in Blocking the Oncogenic Role of the Siglec-15/Sialyl-Tn Axis in Colorectal Cancer
(2025-01-13)Colorectal cancer (CRC) malignancies are among the highest mortality and morbidity rates worldwide. Despite the emergence of numerous screening programs to reduce CRC incidence, the number of CRC and early-onset CRC ... -
Trainee Clinical Psychologists' Attitudes and Clinical Judgements in Relation to Client Weight in Eating Disorder Presentations
(2025-01-27)Aims: Weight stigma remains an acceptable form of prejudice within society (Puhl & Heuer, 2009) and its prevalence in those who specialise in eating disorder care (Puhl et al., 2014) is deeply concerning. Despite the ... -
The Emotional Impact of Testing Positive for High-Risk HPV: an Exploration of Cis-Women’s Experiences Following a Positive Test Result in the UK
(2025-03-18)Aims: High-risk HPV is often stigmatised and feminised. Testing positive for high-risk HPV is associated with a range of distressing emotional and relational responses. The aims of this study were to explore the emotional ... -
Mothers' Experiences of Doctoral Level Training in Clinical Psychology in the UK: A Thematic Analysis
(2025-02-12)Aims: Existing research highlights the challenges experienced by mothers in doctoral education. Training in clinical psychology is known to be competitive and demanding and may present specific challenges for mothers. This ...