More or Less: Behind the Stats Teens and antidepressants, stamp duty savings and earthquake probabilities
Oct 7, 2022
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
One in Three Teenagers Given Antidepressants
02:01 • 1min
Do You Know How Many Children Are Prescribed Antidepressants?
03:28 • 2min
Is the NHS Prescription Rates for Young People Going Up During the Pandemic?
05:49 • 2min
Is the Number of Teenagers Prescribed Antidepressants Going Up?
08:11 • 2min
Are Young Teenagers More Likely to Be Prescribed Antidepressants?
09:47 • 2min
Are You Confident That 37% of 12 to 18 Year Olds Have Been Prescribed Antidepressants?
11:33 • 2min
The Treasury's Mini-Budget
13:10 • 2min
The Treasury Tweet Says a First Time Buyer Earned £30,000
15:19 • 3min
What's the Probability of Three Quakes Hitting Mexico City?
17:52 • 2min
The Chance of Two People Sharing the Same Birthday
19:28 • 3min
How the Department for Transport Calculated Traffic
22:38 • 2min
Why You Can't Measure Road Traffic?
24:34 • 2min
What Did the DFT Report Find?
26:07 • 2min
Radio 4 - Now You're Asking
27:38 • 2min