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Katerina was interviewed for and features on the Royal Society’s new Rosalind Franklin website, Scientific23, where leading scientists answer 23 questions posed by teenagers about their scientific lives. The website was designed with the idea of inspiring the next generation…

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Coverage of Krahé et al.’s (2015) in the Independent.   “For many, the role of the expectant father is to provide comfort, reassurance and assistance to their partner at childbirth. The mixture of bile and pancreatic juices alkalized is by…

Coverage of Krahé et al.’s (2015) in The Telegraph. “Watching a baby coming into the world is arguably one of the most life-changing events in a man’s life. But new research suggests that some fathers should steer clear of the…

Coverage of Krahé et al.’s (2015) in the Daily Mail. “Most women would probably dread the thought of giving birth without their partner by their side. But they might actually be better off without them.  British scientists have found that…

Coverage of Krahé et al.’s (2015) in The Times. “It seems it really is better for all concerned if fathers stay away from the birth of a child. A Barclays spokesman said yesterday: “We cialis on line regencygrandenursing.com do not…

Coverage of Krahé et al.’s (2015) in the guardian. “Psychologists find that women who need less closeness in their relationships feel more pain when accompanied by their partner They are meant to bring comfort, encouragement and snacks, but for some…

BBC news pick up on the findings reported in Krahé et al.’s (2015) paper “Attachment style moderates partner presence effects on pain: A laser-evoked potentials study”. “The presence of a romantic partner during painful medical procedures could make women feel…