There is currently no explanation why people with eating disorders are at a higher risk of suicide. This project aims to build and test a theoretical model.
Why Are People With Eating Disorders At Higher Risk Of Suicide?
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Understanding Infectious Disease Mortality In People With Severe Mental Illness
People with severe mental illnesses are more likely to die from infectious disease than the general population, however little is known about why.
DATAMIND
The DATAMIND platform is a UK-wide mental health data research hub that will transform mental health research.
Developing Psychological Treatments For Depression and Anxiety
Can a treatment for repetitive negative thinking help reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety?
Youth Depression and Anxiety During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
What the full impact of the pandemic on the mental health and long-term wellbeing of young people?
Can We Identify Those Most at 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.
Mental Health Support for People with Rheumatoid Arthritis
Dr Sam Norton is developing an app to help efficiently incorporate mental healthcare into treatment for people living with rheumatoid arthritis.
Using Data Science to Understand Educational Risk Factors for Self-harm and Suicidal Behaviour in Young People
What do records in schools tell us about a child’s risk of suicide?
Early Adversity And Psychotic Experiences: Bio-psycho-social Pathways And Resiliencies
Dr Helen Fisher is exploring the factors that affect the chances of children developing psychosis – to help identify and support young people at risk.
Developing More Accessible Evidence-based Psychological Treatments For Pathological Worry And Rumination In Generalised Anxiety And Depressive Disorders
Professor Moulds studies rumination, and her work could develop new ways to treat people affected by mental health issues.