
Nature access is sharply unequal across England, research finds
Research from the Wildlife Trusts and Liberal Democrats for Nature and Climate finds that 44% of English parliamentary…

Psychotic Depression May Carry Higher Risks of Relapse, Hospital Care and Suicidality
An updated systematic review suggests that psychotic depression is often linked with more severe illness and poorer outcomes,…

Why Early Parenting Support Belongs in the Mental-Health Conversation
A Nature Mental Health source brings together research and policy references on parenting, early childhood development, caregiver wellbeing…

Why England’s Record Antidepressant Use Cannot Be Explained by Overprescribing Alone
Antidepressant prescribing in England reached a record level in 2025–26. The figures raise legitimate questions about treatment, but…

A new touring support fund addresses the mental-health strain of life on the road
A programme backed by the Music Industry Therapist Collective aims to bring occupational health, mental-health education and pastoral…

Suicide risk prediction models show promise—but not a ready-made answer
A systematic review of 167 models finds that accurate, independently tested prediction of self-harm and suicide remains difficult,…

What the Research Base Covers in a Review of Transgender and Non-Binary Health
A reference list linked to a Nature Mental Health review spans mental health, substance use, HIV care, stigma,…

Climate disasters may deepen mental-health inequalities, review finds
A systematic review suggests socially disadvantaged groups may face greater mental-health risks after climate-related events, while highlighting important…

