Could smartphones hold the key to preventing suicide?
We look at the research investigating if smart technology could help reduce global suicide rates.
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By 2030, could we predict mental illness before it occurs?
Will there be a day when we can effectively intervene to prevent mental illness before it occurs?
Isn’t it time we stopped suicide in young people?
Suicide is the second biggest killer of young people worldwide. It’s time to take this crisis seriously – and research can help provide answers.
What’s the real reason behind depression?
Around one in five people worldwide will experience depression in their lifetime – but how much do we really know about the causes behind it?
Is social media harming your children’s mental health?
Social media is now an everyday part of life for most young people. But what is the impact on their mental health? We take a look at the research finding out.
This World Mental Health Day new famous faces swear to take on mental illness
Join the new celebrities swearing to take on mental illness with us.
MQ announces £1.5m of new research to take on depression and suicide in young people
MQ announce major new research to address two of the most critical mental health issues facing young people today - depression and suicide.
Expert Q&A: genetics and schizophrenia
James Walters is an academic psychiatrist at Cardiff University who is investigating how genetic risk factors impact the physical health of those with schizophrenia. We catch up with him to find out more.