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Jonathan Banks

Bristol
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, Journal of Child Health Care, BMJ Open, MDPI, Taylor & Francis Online, New Atlas, The Cureus Journal of Medical Science, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice)
Health care research at NIHR ARC West/University of Bristol. Likes cricket, music and audax cycling.
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Malignant upper urinary tract obstruction resulting in hospital admission: a qualitative study of patient, carer and clinician experiences and information received

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By Tracey J. Stone, Jonathan Banks, Tim Bond
| BMJ Open Verified
The results are presented around the pathway to PCN/RUS in the following themes: Prognostic uncertainty, PCN and RUS—the rationale, Relieving acute distress, Alternative decisions to PCN/RUS, Decision-making and patient involvement, Decision-making and clinical support, Experience of the PCN/RUS procedure, Living with PCN/RUS, The role of palliative care and advance care planning.
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Sustanon 250 Injection for Bodybuilding and Performance Enhancement

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By Jonathan Banks
| mytravaly.com
For serious athletes and fitness enthusiasts, Sustanon 250 Injection offers a proven way to enhance performance and accelerate muscle growth. This testosterone-based therapy combines four powerful esters, delivering a balanced release that supports strength, stamina, and lean muscle development. Sustanon 250 helps boost protein synthesis, improve workout recovery, and increase red blood cell production, all of which contribute to better endurance and training results.
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Can participants authoritatively report on the emotional valence of their mind wandering?

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By Matthew S. Welhaf, Jonathan Banks
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Individuals might vary in their ability to accurately monitor their ongoing conscious experiences of mind wandering. Such findings have serious implications for understanding the accuracy of participants’ ability to report their ongoing thoughts. We extend these previous findings to ask if individuals vary in the ability to accurately monitor and report on the emotional valence of their task-unrelated thoughts (TUTs).
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