For many people depression starts early in life, and the IDEA project will focus on whether we can identify the risk of depression early in adolescence.
For many people depression starts early in life, and the IDEA project will focus on whether we can identify the risk of depression early in adolescence.
Most autistic people experience the sensory world around them, such as sounds and touch, differently – but how is this impacting their mental health?
Most autistic people experience the sensory world around them, such as sounds and touch, differently – but how is this impacting their mental health?
Dr Sam Norton is developing an app to help efficiently incorporate mental healthcare into treatment for people living with rheumatoid arthritis.
Could a new US technique help to reduce risk of suicide in the UK?
What do records in schools tell us about a child’s risk of suicide?
Dr Rachel Hiller is using untapped data to understand the mental health conditions experienced by young people in care, so support services can give them the help they need.
Dr Petra Vértes is looking at what’s going on in the brain when symptoms of schizophrenia first arise so we can create novel targeted treatments.
Can state of the art eye tracking techniques help young children at a higher risk of developing ADHD?
Professors Louise Condon and Ann John want to identify the specific mental health needs of young Gypsies and Travellers, giving health services the tools to provide better, more targeted support.