Maria E Loades

Mar 1, 2025 | bmjopen.bmj.com | Maria E Loades |Lara Willis |Emma Wilson |Grace Perry

Project Care UK was advertised on social media platforms (eg, Instagram, X - formerly Twitter, Threads) and via mailing lists and relevant charities. We paid (<£20) to boost the study advert on Instagram for a few days during August 2023, specifically targeting UK-based YP in the relevant age range. Interested participants used a link/QR code to access a secure screening platform on Qualtrics to determine eligibility.

Jun 20, 2023 | phys.org | Maria E Loades

Even before the pandemic, university students were at high risk of developing mental health problems. Transitioning to adulthood is already a period of heightened vulnerability, and for students, this can be combined with added stressors such as living away from home, financial hardship and changing social relationships.

Jun 19, 2023 | invesbrain.com | Tyler Durden |Bryan Perry |Maria E Loades

After what was arguably the busiest macro week of the summer, with all major central banks revealing their latest monetary stance, DB's Jim Reid writes that it's not easy to find the main highlight this week with a number of events that could be meaningful but could also pass without incident.

Jun 19, 2023 | tolerance.ca | Maria E Loades

Even before the pandemic, university students were at high risk of developing mental health problems. Transitioning to adulthood is already a period of heightened vulnerability, and for students, this can be combined with added stressors such as living away from home, financial hardship and changing social relationships. The COVID pandemic enforced massive and rapid changes in the way we lived our lives.

Jun 19, 2023 | invesbrain.com | Maria E Loades

Everyone knows that growth stocks have been on a tear this year but what is more interesting is the divergence in performance between indexes with similar names. The Russell 1000 and the S&P 500, the two main broad US large cap indexes, are both up about 15% this year. But the growth and value versions of these two indexes have produced very different results. On the value side, the Russell 1000 is up just 4.25% while the S&P version is up 11.3%. Why?