Publications by authors named "Eilidh Smith"
Article Synopsis
- Artificial water provisioning in southern African nature reserves affects the movement and behavior of elephants and rhinos, as these species have specific preferences for waterhole types.
- Limited research necessitates understanding these preferences, particularly during water scarcity, to help managers effectively allocate and manage water resources.
- The study in Olifants West Nature Reserve identified specific waterhole preferences among different social groupings of elephants and rhinos, providing valuable insights for conservation planning and wildlife management.
Objectives: The COVID-19 pandemic is having considerable impact on cancer care, including restricted access to hospital-based care, treatment and psychosocial support. We investigated the impact on unmet needs and psychosocial well-being.
Methods: One hundred and forty four participants (77% female), including people with cancer and their support networks, were recruited.
Background: Adolescence represents a period of vulnerability to affective disorders. Neuroticism is considered a heritable risk factor for depression, but is not directly amenable to intervention. Therefore, it is important to identify the contributions of modifiable risk factors.
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