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Author: Dr Becky Inkster

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About Dr Becky Inkster
Dr Inkster trained in psychiatric genomics and molecular biology (Oxford University; University of Toronto), neuroimaging (Imperial College London; GlaxoSmithKline; Kings College London), epidemiology, Big Data management and analysis (£5.3m; NSPN) and social media data analysis (Cambridge University). She works independently now and dedicates her time to finding innovative ways to advance the field of psychiatry and improve mental healthcare – through emotionally intelligent chatbot interventions, emoji analyses, hip-hop psychoeducation, pharmacoimaging genetics, jewellery/fast fashion analytics and a lot more! She sees connections in all of these areas.

Posts by Dr Becky Inkster

Social media – a force for good in mental health

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Digital technology can be a powerful force for social good and can help people to become mentally stronger and more resilient. For example, positive prosocial peer interactions through social media platforms and Internet chatrooms etc. can be really empowering and supportive. However, I do recognise that social media can also be associated with negative outcomes […]

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Social media – a force for good in mental health

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Digital technology can be a powerful force for social good and can help people to become mentally stronger and more resilient. For example, positive prosocial peer interactions through social media platforms and Internet chatrooms etc. can be really empowering and supportive. However, I do recognise that social media can also be associated with negative outcomes […]

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