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Liz Shaw

London, United Kingdom
As seen in: BBC, Wiley Online Library, hubspot.com, BMJ Open, MDPI, SAGE Publishing, Stuff.co.nz, BioRxiv, Belfast Telegraph, Applied and Environmental Soil Science and
Freelance. Previously led BBC News home & social affairs team.
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The effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and experiences of interventions to reduce suicidality for autistic people: A scoping review

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By Noreen Orr, Liz Shaw, Simon Briscoe, Hassanat M. Lawal
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Autistic people and people with elevated autistic traits are at a higher risk of suicidality (suicidal ideation, suicide plans, suicide attempts) than the general population, with over a third of autistic and possibly autistic people experiencing suicidal ideation, suicidal attempts and/or behaviour. The high prevalence of suicidality has been associated with lack of support and interventions to meet the specific needs of autistic people.
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The cause-effect conundrum of local-scale site and soil factors in acute oak decline (AOD)

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By Liz Shaw, Mojgan Rabiey, Mateo Garcia, Mateo García Verified, Toni Clarke
| BioRxiv
Abstract Background and aims: Acute oak decline (AOD), a decline syndrome affecting mature oaks, involves bacterial pathogens which likely act as opportunists under host stress. Trees displaying symptoms (bleeding cankers) appear in localized clusters, not whole stands. This study investigates the potential involvement of local scale factors, in interaction with large scale environmental drivers, in influencing onset and progression of AOD.
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Guide to Protein: Benefits, Sources, and How Much You Really Need

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By Liz Shaw, Katherine Basbaum
| MyFitnessPal Blog
Nutrition can be confusing! A recent survey among MyFitnessPal found that 65% of users are trying to eat more protein, but most don’t actually know how much protein is in their food. In fact, most are over estimating protein in their meals. For example, in the survey, most users thought the protein content of a large avocado was 12.5 grams. That’s a whopping 9.5 grams more of protein than what it actually contains ()! To clear up confusion, we’re here to help.
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