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Benjamin Janaway

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Psychiatric Intensive Care Doctor. Philosophy novice.
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Thread by @drjanaway on Thread Reader App

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By Ben Janaway, Benjamin Janaway
| threadreaderapp.com
Just spoke at length to people protesting #covid19 vaccine in teenagers. They held placards quoting MHRA death figures and asking why the media was complicit. Here is a little more on what came up First, they did not know that most reporting systems such as VAERs are not analysed. They did not understand the need for covariate analysis and what the data actually means. Secondly, they claimed that no doctor had said that myocarditis from the vaccine is less risky than from covid.
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What I Learned Speaking to Anti-Vaxx Protestors – Byline Times

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By Benjamin Janaway
| Byline Times Verified
Psychiatrist Benjamin Janaway wanted to understand why people have turned to COVID conspiracy theories. This is what he found Share EmailTwitterFacebook In September 2021, almost two years into the deadliest pandemic of recent memory, we still find ourselves battling on two fronts. The first is COVID-19 and its variants, and the second is a mounting level of distrust and cynicism about treatments and policies designed to protect us.
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Social suffering; understanding the impact of psychiatric illness.

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By Nick Waghorn, Alexa Heinrich, Peter Preskar, Jules Evans, Benjamin Janaway
| Medium
Suffering can lead to unforeseen social consequences. Image courtesy Rene Asmussen In my time as a psychiatry doctor, I have met hundreds of patients. All of them have stories, lives, and experiences. One crucial part of understanding the cause of someone's suffering is to reconsider what it means to see its impact outside of any diagnostic ideology. In short, to consider suffering in a social domain. The social understanding of suffering We all have friends, family, and roles in the world.
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