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cluster randomised clinical trial, Editor Simon Bradstreet, health care systems, open dialogue, relapse, relapse prevention, secondary care, social networks, time to relapse, topicalBeyond relapse: what does the ODDESSI trial tell us about Open Dialogue?
“To be means to communicate dialogically.” – Mikhail Bakhtin, Problems of Dostoevsky’s…
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ADHD, child and adolescent, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, environmental modification, European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, lived experience, meta-ethnography, neuro-affirming approaches, neurodiversity, qualitative, Relationships, service transitions, social skills, systematic review, topical, youth mental healthADHD and the road to adulthood: what young people tell us about identity, support and transition
Imagine landing in an unfamiliar, roaring city. You have no map, the…
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bipolar disorder, British Journal of General Practice, case management, comorbidities, comorbidity, Editor Laura Hemming, financial incentives, health inequalities, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, physical health monitoring, physical illness, primary care, psychosis, schizophrenia, screening, screening test, severe mental illness, systematic review, topicalPhysical health checks in SMI: case management shows most promise
People living with severe mental ill health are more likely to develop…
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autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, brain behavior and immunity, C-reactive protein, cognition, crp, depression, EEfRT, effort expenditure for rewards task, experimental endotoxaemia, experimental medicine, IL-6, immunopsychiatry, inflammation, interleukin 6, lipopolysaccharide, LPS, motivation, obesity, observational study, psychoneuroimmunology, randomised controlled trial, reward processing, sickness behaviour, topicalDoes inflammation make rewards less rewarding?
Immunopsychiatry, what a wonderful phrase. Immunopsychiatry, ain’t no passin’ craze. Unlike Hakuna…
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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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Anxiety, bullying, child and adolescent, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, correlation, cross-cultural study, cross-sectional, cross-sectional research, depression, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, functional impairment, gender differences, irritability, life satisfaction, socioeconomic status, topical, youth mental healthIrritability in teenagers: a universal experience across cultures?
Frustration remains one of life’s guarantees – as long as there are…
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depression, global mental health, low- and middle-income countries, major depressive disorder, perinatal depression, peripartum depression, pregnancy, prevalence rates, systematic review, The Lancet Psychiatry, topical, women’s mental healthHow prevalent is perinatal depression in mothers around the globe?
My time in the perinatal mental health team has made me realise…
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BMC Psychiatry, CBT, clinical effectiveness, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, dodo bird, Editor Dafni Katsampa, major depression, Norway, psychodynamic psychotherapy, psychological interventions, psychotherapy, randomised controlled trial, short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy, topicalPsychodynamic therapy matches CBT for depression in real-world trial
Affecting an estimated 332 million worldwide, depression represents a major public health…
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black and minority ethnic, Critical Race Theory, Editor Dafni Katsampa, integenerational trauma, narrative analysis, oppression, post-war Britain, qualitative, qualitative research, racial inequalities, racial trauma, racism, resilience, resistance, Social Sciences, topical, trauma, Windrush generationWindrush Voices: Silence, Racism and Resilience Across Generations
Silence can wound as deeply as words, and some stories don’t just…
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bipolar disorder, Bipolar Disorders, cohort study, Editor Simon Bradstreet, kidney function, lithium, lithium monitoring, medication safety, mood stabilisers, topicalLong-term lithium use linked to declining kidney function: a 10-year Dutch cohort study
Lithium continues to be a first line treatment for mood conditions such…
