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Wellbeing experts offer mental health support through text therapy sessions

Concern, a leading workplace wellbeing solutions provider, have combined forces with Talkspace online therapy Concern distinguishes itself through its unique approach of integrating partners like...
Combining cannabis and opioids leads to higher anxiety and depression

Combining cannabis and opioids leads to higher anxiety and depression

New research reveals higher levels of anxiety and depression in people who combine cannabis and opioids. A researcher from the University of Houston has found...
CBD and psychosis: new study shows cannabidiol alters brain activity

CBD and psychosis: new study shows cannabidiol alters brain activity

A new study has shown that CBD alters the brain activity in people with psychosis during memory tasks. For the first time, the brains of...
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Bridging gaps in mental health care with mobile apps

Over the last couple of years, people have become more aware of the importance of mental health care, a lot of this is due...
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Diabetes in young adults increases risk of suicide

A study published in the Diabetes Care Journal revealed that young people with diabetes are at a greater risk of suicide than their peers. A...
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Is exercise the new prescription drug? Experts say yes

Experts on the BBC 5 Live podcast, All Hail Kale, advise that exercise can be just as powerful as prescription drugs in boosting mental health.  Professor of...
Early-life exposure to dogs may reduce risk of schizophrenia

Early-life exposure to dogs may reduce risk of schizophrenia

A new study suggests that being around 'man's best friend' from an early age may have a health benefit as well, lessening the chance...
NHS collaborations: harnessing data for insights in mental healthcare

NHS collaborations: harnessing data for insights in mental healthcare

Introducing Otsuka Health Solutions’ award-winning Management and Supervision Tool (MaST) – the algorithm designed to reduce the burden on mental healthcare services. Mersey Care NHS...
Why MDMA must be reclassified as a Schedule 2 drug

Why MDMA must be reclassified as a Schedule 2 drug

Amanda Feilding of the Beckley Foundation discusses the organisations new report ‘Roadmaps to Regulation: MDMA’ which recommends rescheduling MDMA to a Schedule 2 drug. MDMA...
Clinical trials: FDA marks psilocybin for depression treatment

Clinical trials: FDA marks psilocybin for depression treatment

The FDA designation represents a major step forward in mental health research and for patients suffering from depression. A non-profit medical research centre, the Usona...
Calls for improved mental health support after experiences of terror attacks

Calls for improved mental health support after experiences of terror attacks

Those who experience terror attacks often suffer with mental health problems following the incident. A government scheme for mental health support of people affected by...
Is there a link between inflammation and cognition?

Is there a link between inflammation and cognition?

An estimated 12m UK citizens have a chronic medical condition, and many of them report severe mental fatigue that they characterise as 'sluggishness' or...
Urban green spaces: exposure to greenery can prevent premature deaths

Urban green spaces: exposure to greenery can prevent premature deaths

The largest ever study to look at urban green spaces has outlined how green areas can impact mortality. According to a systematic review and meta-analysis...
Britain’s treatment of asylum seekers hits the disabled hardest

Britain’s treatment of asylum seekers hits the disabled hardest

The Immigration Advice Service talks us through how the global refugee crisis is weighted against those with physical and mental disabilities. The last decade has...
Apply to take part in trials using psilocybin to treat depression

Clinical trials will look at using psilocybin to treat depression

A new wave of scientific research into psilocybin has opened up new avenues for treating depression. King’s College London's Psychedelic Trials Group at the Centre...
AI in psychiatry: detecting mental illness with artificial intelligence

AI in psychiatry: detecting mental illness with artificial intelligence

Advances in AI has allowed for computers to help doctors in diagnosing disease and help monitor patients’ vital signs from any location. A team of...
WHO emphasises how the arts can improve health

WHO emphasises how the arts can improve health

Can we dance our way to better health? For the first time, there has been a comprehensive review of the connections between art and...
Call for patients to take part in anorexia psilocybin treatment study

Scientists undertake anorexia psilocybin treatment study

A new wave of scientific research looking at psilocybin could offer promise for the treatment of a number of mental and medical conditions –...
Discover the new brain stimulation treatment for depression

Discover the new brain stimulation treatment for depression

Patients are now being offered a new medically approved brain stimulation headset that could be the new treatment for depression – could this have...
Chronically itchy skin: causation for depression, suicidal thoughts and stress?

Chronically itchy skin: causation for depression, suicidal thoughts and stress?

According to studies, increased depression, suicidal thoughts and stress are reported in patients with chronically itchy skin. Reported in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, published...

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