Young people have given important insights into what mental health support they prefer and what does not work for them or meet their needs, as part of a major new study of thousands of adolescents.
The \u2018ROSHNI2\u2019 study is one of the most extensive research trials ever conducted to investigate how effective psychological intervention is when providing postnatal support to British South Asian mothers.
A new paper suggests that anti-constipation drug, prucalopride, may reduce the risk of experiencing depression in individuals with no past history of mental illness.
Semaglutide \u2013 widely known as Ozempic/Wegovy \u2013 does not negatively impact brain health and is associated with lower risk of cognitive problems and less nicotine dependence, according to a new study.
People with depression are being invited to be part of a clinical trial testing a new evidence-based AI treatment tool to personalise antidepressant treatment.
Brief, interactive online mental health training can help teachers better respond to their pupils\u2019 mental health difficulties, according to a new study.
A free digital mental health toolkit is now available to University of Oxford students as part of a research trial led by the university\u2019s Department of Psychiatry.
Professor Upthegrove will officially start in August 2024, succeeding Professor John Geddes, who has led the Oxford Health BRC since 2017 and will step down by the end 2024.
Plans for Warneford Park have taken a step forward as partners in the project signed a Conditional Option Agreement (COA) and Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), agreeing how they will work together going forward.
National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR) Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre colleagues and partners gathered to share information and updates as well as celebrate progress made during the last 12 months.
Racism harms mental health and is associated with mental illness \u2013 but a new study has highlighted \u2018alarming\u2019 racism on mental health wards.
An online and in person photo exhibition displayed in London and Manchester will detail the experiences of diverse people detained under the Mental Health Act.
Major new study shows young people\u2019s mental health deteriorated during COVID-19, with higher levels of depression and social, emotional and behavioural difficulties than before the pandemic hit.
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