Ageing and the Brain: Could Ageing be a Disease?
Ageing is thought to be our inevitable fate – an accumulation of wisdom, as well as mutations that reside in our DNA with the passage of time. In biogerontological terms (the study of ageing), it is described as ‘senescence’, which encompasses the molecular, cellular, and physiological deteriorations that together drive a heightened risk of d...
Boys Don’t Cry: The Impact of Gender Norms Within Psychiatry
Think back to the last time that you took a sick day – at what moment did you become certain that you were ill? Was th...
Complexities of Chronic Pain: How Do You Believe It and Treat It, If You Can’t See It?
Exploring Pain Pain, while unpleasant, is a crucial component of our survival. Without pain, we would have no motivat...
The Patient Voice in Major Depressive Disorder (MDD): Social Media Listening vs. Google Trends Analysis
Here at HRW we love to seek out the most innovative methodologies and ‘stress test’ them to ensure robustness in dat...
A Patient Segmentation: A Slightly Alternative Methodology
Providing our clients with robust and actionable segmentations forms the cornerstone of HRW: after all, our sister compa...
Key Takeaways from the Annual Neuroscience Congress
Neuroscience 2022, San Diego- 12th-16th of November Attending Neuroscience 2022 in San Diego was a great opportunity to ...
Working in Mental Health
HRW Synapse, our in-house team of neuroscience specialists, have a wealth of neurology experience from academia, market ...
Exploring Digital Medicines And Their Future In Psychiatry
Context in the Disease Area Psychiatric conditions are extremely complex diseases which aren’t always well understood ...
Exploring Mental Health: Our Key Takeaway Messages From The Mental Health Conference 2022
At HRW, maintaining and improving mental health is part of our mission statement. To keep to this central goal and to up...
An interview with HRW’s Mental Health First Aid team
This month marks the celebration of World Mental Health Day. In recognition, we sat down with two members of the HRW tea...
Synapse: Book Club Review
The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat, Oliver Sacks; and Monkey Mind, Daniel Smith. Reviewed by Alexandra Petrache, Sen...
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