The British Journal of Psychiatry
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big data, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, fatherhood, Finland, longitudinal, motherhood, offspring, parenting, parents, perinatal, perinatal mental health, risk factors, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthThe chicken and egg story: does children’s mental health worsen parental mental health outcomes?
Mental health difficulties in children and young people are a significant public…
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British media, child and adolescent, content analysis, digital health, Digital media, digital mental health, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, gender-based violence, manosphere, newspapers, observational study, problematic internet use, qualitative, safeguarding, Social media, Television, The British Journal of Psychiatry, thematic analysis, topical, toxic masculinity, violence, youth mental healthDid Netflix’s Adolescence change how the media reports on teen social media use?
When Netflix released Adolescence in March 2025, it quickly became much more…
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adverse childhood experiences, asylum, black and minority ethnic, black and minority ethnic communities, child and adolescent, children and adolescents, detention, Editor Dafni Katsampa, immigration system, refugee, refugee children, refugees and asylum seekers, systematic review, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthChildhood spent behind bars: the impact of immigration detention centres on children’s mental health
So, settlement becomes a privilege that is earned, not a right, easier…
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child and adolescent, content analysis, coroner’s reports, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, Prevention, qualitative, suicide, systemic issues, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthWhen systems fail children: what coroners’ reports reveal about preventable factors in adolescent suicide
Suicide is among the most frequent causes of death among children and…
