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Ethnic minority patients yearn for warmth from health care professionals

Developing better connections between ethnic minority patients and health care professionals could drive more positive health care experience for ethnic minority patients, researchers have found.

Open Day showcases ground-breaking Oxford research

People in Oxfordshire are invited to come along to the Westgate Centre on 10 May to learn about the world-class healthcare research currently taking place in Oxford.

Gender inequality linked to brain structure

Gender inequality is associated with differences in the structure of men and women’s brains, according to global research findings.

New Wellcome Discovery Platform announced for Oxford

Oxford University will host a new research platform in ethics and humanities thanks to a new Wellcome programme aimed at empowering researchers to overcome barriers holding back progress in their fields of research.

New 'Merging Minds' art exhibition

The Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities is launching a new exhibition working with artists in residence Yambe Tam and Albert Barbu.

Neuroscience Symposium: a student perspective

MSc student Brendan Sargent reflects on his experience at the Neuroscience Symposium last month and what he took away from the event.

Naomi Wray appointed Davys Chair

Oxford University’s Department of Psychiatry is delighted to announce the appointment of Naomi Wray as Michael Davys Professor of Neuroscience.

Online arts and culture for young people’s mental health – new research programme announced

Young people will help create an ‘online museum’ as a way of improving their mental health, as part of a new and ground-breaking £2.61m research project.

Review of studies into suicidal behaviour and thoughts among nurses and midwives

Nurses need to have access to better wellbeing and psychological support after research showed they were at particular risk of suicide, according to a new paper.

£3 million legacy gift to deliver significant benefits for people with bipolar disorder

Research into bipolar disorder at Oxford has received a major boost following a £3 million donation from the Page family.

New study reveals clinical instability can predict psychiatric hospitalisation

For patients with psychiatric conditions, data shows that both illness severity and instability are key factors in predicting their future risk of hospitalisation.

Viewing self-harm images on the internet and in social media usually causes harm, according to new review

Clinical researchers have reviewed the international research evidence regarding the impact of viewing images of self-harm on the internet and in social media.

Kam Bhui joins MQ Science Council

Professor Kam Bhui appointed to MQ’s Science Council, a group of global experts who guide MQ’s research.

Experts hold first meeting for new international project on depression, anxiety and psychosis

The Global Alliance for Living Evidence on aNxiety, depressiOn and pSychosis, or GALENOS project, has launched in central London.

Ensuring LGBTQI+ people are treated fairly in mental health data

Andrey Kormilitzin outlines a new participatory study aimed at improving AI to take account of LGBTQI+ people so that their needs are better met by mental health services.

Dementias Platform UK secures £2.2 million funding from the Alzheimer’s Disease Data Initiative

The funding will support DPUK's work in bridging the gaps between discoveries in the lab, trials and new treatments for dementia.

Major trials to test effectiveness of cannabidiol on psychosis

Global study involving three clinical trials will investigate the effectiveness of cannabidiol (CBD) in treating people with psychosis or psychotic symptoms, thanks to a multi-million pound grant to Oxford University.

Friendship and mental health in adolescents

Tanya Manchanda's new paper investigates the role of friendship on the mental health outcomes of adolescents

NICE recommends digital mental health technologies from Oxford

Two digital tools were recommended for use in the NHS to help children and young people with symptoms of anxiety or low mood.

Major wellbeing survey for 9-18 year olds launched

Researchers at Oxford are encouraging schools and colleges in four areas of the country to sign up to be part of the OxWell Student Survey.

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