
A first for mental health science: Facing our fears can actually overwrite traumatic memories
New MQ-funded research has found that re-writing memories, rather than suppressing them, could be the most effective way to overcome PTSD.
New MQ-funded research has found that re-writing memories, rather than suppressing them, could be the most effective way to overcome PTSD.
These 5 recent findings from MQ-funded researchers could transform mental health - shifting us towards a world where we approach mental illness with more clarity, more certainty and more compassion.
Karim Mitha’s research looks at the mental health of people in ethnic communities – and how culture, marginalisation and identity all play a part in their experience of mental illness.
Right now, we’re funding five research projects that could impact both mental and physical healthcare on a global scale.
Data science pops up in our lives in many ways - but can it transform how we understand, treat and prevent mental illness?
These two MQ-funded projects will be showcased at the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit - showing how research can inspire worldwide changes in how we diagnose and treat mental illness.
In order to tackle mental illness effectively, we're focussing our research on where it often begins – in young people.
Around a third of people living with rheumatoid arthritis also experience mental illness, but currently receive little support. Our Fellow Dr Sam Norton is determined to incorporate mental healthcare into arthritis treatment. We spoke to him to find out how he’s getting on...
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