Cross-party MPs swear to take on mental illness
Over 50 MPs have joined us in swearing to take on mental illness - they tell us why they're supporting mental health research.
Lead articles
"My son simply should not have died" - Steve's story
Steve Mallen's own personal journey in mental health began standing next to his son's coffin, who devastatingly died by suicide. He's demanding a shift in attitudes towards mental health research so others don't have to face the same tragedy.
"I don't want other children to suffer like I did" - Why Flo's joining Dare to Swear
Flo describes why her own experiences of mental health lead her to helping to fund "vital" research with a Dare to Swear challenge.
World Health Day 2017: Let's talk about depression
This year's World Health Day focuses on depression - now the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide. Find out how research can transform this condition.
Mental health and eating disorders recovery - why everyone needs to see this message
Mental health writer Tina McGuff talks about her own experiences of anorexia, and why it's crucial to intervene early and invest in research to save lives.
World Bipolar Day 2017
What could research do for bipolar disorder? We explore on World Bipolar Day 2017.
Can data science be a catalyst for improved mental health outcomes?
Our MQ Data Science Group are exploring how mental health can be transformed by data science.
What motherhood has taught me about mental health research
MQ-funded scientist Dr Bronwyn Graham has recently become a mum, we spoke to her about whether this has impacted her views on mental health research and what her hopes are for the future.