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Simon Dein

Simon Dein is a psychiatrist and anthropologist. As of 2022 he was visiting professor at Goldsmiths, University of London, a senior lecturer at University College London and an honorary clinical professor at the University of Durham.

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Simon Dein

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dein simon psychiatrist anthropologist 2022 visiting professor goldsmiths university london senior lecturer college honorary clinical durham founding editor journal mental

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