An MQ funded study published today has successfully developed a predictive tool that could help recognise young people who are at high or low risk of depression in young adulthood.
This year we're launching a funding call for our Fellows Award - supporting researchers to explore new and better ways to understand, treat and prevent mental illness.
Just 2% of those in mental health services participate in research, compared to almost 20% of cancer patients, and the majority of participants tend to be white, middle-class women. So why is participation in mental health research so low and lacking in diversity? And what can be done to tackle it?
We’ve just launched a new digital platform, Participate, to tackle the challenge of recruitment in mental health research.
How can we all work together to prevent suicide this World Mental Health Day?
This year's Mental Health Awareness Week focuses on body image, and the impact our relationship with our body has on our mental health.
MQ has today announced that Dr Shahzad Malik has become the organisation’s new Chair. He takes over from Sir Philip Campbell, who stepped down as Chair last month, while remaining on the Board until the end of the year.
Following the release of our new report, we asked some of the leading voices in UK mental health research one question: what needs to happen next?