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Organizers of the GreenPAC 100 Debates for the Environment will hold the 56 candidates ultimately elected to Parliament accountable for their climate promises.

Richard Davies Labour Caversham “Councillor Richard Davies is the Labour candidate for Caversham ward, where he is currently councillor.  Cllr Davies is chair of the Housing, Neighbourhoods and Leisure committee and a dedicated campaigner for the residents of Caversham.  If re-elected he pledges to promote healthier and more sustainable travel in Caversham and to support local businesses to recover from the effects of the pandemic.” Ian Binge (Conservative) Ian Binge Conservative Caversham “My wife and I have lived and worked in Reading since 2006. My young son attends Hig...

High insulin levels in childhood ‘a risk factor for depression in later life’ 13/01/2021, 4:02 pm Scientists believe high insulin levels in early childhood may be a risk factor for depression and other mental health problems in later life (Peter Byrne/PA) High insulin levels in early childhood may be a risk factor for depression and other mental health problems in later life, scientists believe. UK researchers said they have found a link between persistently high insulin levels from mid-childhood and a higher chance of developing psychosis in adulthood. The team said their findings, publ...

 E-Mail Researchers have shown that the link between physical and mental illness is closer than previously thought. Certain changes in physical health, which are detectable in childhood, are linked with the development of mental illness in adulthood. The researchers, led by the University of Cambridge, used a sample of over 10,000 people to study how insulin levels and body mass index (BMI) in childhood may be linked with depression and psychosis in young adulthood. They found that persistently high insulin levels from mid-childhood were linked with a higher chance of developing psychosis ...

Children who are overweight are more likely to develop mental health issues in young adulthood, a new study has warned. Researchers from the University of Cambridge have discovered a link between physical changes in childhood and mental illness in adulthood. Worryingly, their findings suggest that children with a high body mass index (BMI) are more likely to develop depression and psychosis. The team hopes the findings could help pave the way for better preventative measures and the potential for new treatment targets. Children who are overweight are more likely to develop mental health issue...