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Bernadka Dubicka

Bernadka Dubicka

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Editor-in-Chief, Child and Adolescent Mental Health

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Total articles 29

  • Social media companies can no longer leave children to their own devices

    By Bernadka Dubicka| The New Statesman Verified As a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, I am seeing more and more children who need specialist support as a result of using social media. In the most extreme cases, children and young people are starving themselves in the pursuit of thinness or presenting in crisis with suicidal ideation as a result of being abused online. We at the Royal College of Psychiatrists marked Safer Internet Day this week (6 February), so it’s an apt time to discuss the risks of being online for young people.

    By Bernadka Dubicka · The New Statesman

    Feb. 09, 2024

  • Crypto: gambling by disguise | Paul Delfabbro

    By Bernadka Dubicka, Paul H. Delfabbro, Nina Christie| iai.tv@ There is a paradox for crypto researchers, its touted as the best new investment where you can make 100 times your contribution. And whilst some large firms and investors have entered the market the majority are uninitiated retail investors betting big from their smartphones. But this looks like gambling, argues psychology professor Paul Delfabbro.

    By Bernadka Dubicka, Paul H. Delfabbro, Nina Christie · iai.tv

    Jan. 25, 2023

  • Social media companies can no longer leave children to their own devices

    By Bernadka Dubicka| The New Statesman Verified As a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, I am seeing more and more children who need specialist support as a result of using social media. In the most extreme cases, children and young people are starving themselves in the pursuit of thinness or presenting in crisis with suicidal ideation as a result of being abused online. We at the Royal College of Psychiatrists marked Safer Internet Day this week (6 February), so it’s an apt time to discuss the risks of being online for young people.

    By Bernadka Dubicka · The New Statesman

    Feb. 09, 2024

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Child and Adolescent Mental Health

York, England, United Kingdom

+44 190 432 0000