Walking in a Winter Wonder-Han-d
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Lefty red panda fan who talks in Simpsons quotes & loves music & Nintendo. She/Her.
Ha! Well that was absolutely a thing that’s worth starting.
December 7, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Ha! Well that was absolutely a thing that’s worth starting.
This is so true. That particular local community is full of crushing disappointments & pleasant surprises & I can never guess which it’s gonna be.
December 7, 2025 at 11:08 AM
This is so true. That particular local community is full of crushing disappointments & pleasant surprises & I can never guess which it’s gonna be.
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The BBC then add this midway through the article. Doesn't stop them framing the entire thing from the off as an authority view though.
As always, BBC News must be destroyed and patient advocacy is more important than the vague feelings of doctors.
As always, BBC News must be destroyed and patient advocacy is more important than the vague feelings of doctors.
December 6, 2025 at 8:54 AM
The BBC then add this midway through the article. Doesn't stop them framing the entire thing from the off as an authority view though.
As always, BBC News must be destroyed and patient advocacy is more important than the vague feelings of doctors.
As always, BBC News must be destroyed and patient advocacy is more important than the vague feelings of doctors.
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Interesting thing to take away here.
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
December 6, 2025 at 8:46 AM
Interesting thing to take away here.
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
Bonus niche one!
December 4, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Bonus niche one!
Oh sorry my bad, very sleep deprived this morning. Aye, there’s no surprise certain people work to suppress or dismiss learning like that!
December 4, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Oh sorry my bad, very sleep deprived this morning. Aye, there’s no surprise certain people work to suppress or dismiss learning like that!
I've no doubt & that is really horrible, I'm so sorry. This text is the Open Uni giving a crude example of thematic analysis. I promise you though, on this degree at least, what they generally teach is really quite based, so much so that I wish everyone had to complete it!
December 4, 2025 at 10:38 AM
I've no doubt & that is really horrible, I'm so sorry. This text is the Open Uni giving a crude example of thematic analysis. I promise you though, on this degree at least, what they generally teach is really quite based, so much so that I wish everyone had to complete it!