mental health and the menstrual cycle
For many of us the menstrual cycle is a recurring part of life. Yet, its emotional and psychological toll often flies under the radar. We’re quick to acknowledge physical ...
cross-sectional
DNA methylation in Syrian refugees
Over the past few decades, we have become more aware of the profound and lasting impact of trauma on human health. Traumatic experiences can have rippling effects across ...
Psychological distress over 30 years in Great Britain: the times they are a changin’ (or are they?)
“Number of nursing staff experiencing suicidal thoughts rises”… “Youth mental health in decline”… Many news stories have outlined the deterioration of mental health in the ...
Global insights into youth mental health prevalence: challenges and future directions
Globally, mental health disorders and substance use disorders (SUDs) contribute significantly to the overall burden of disease, with many of these conditions emerging ...
Smartphone bans in schools are not associated with better mental wellbeing or reduced screen-time out of school
Young people are growing up in an increasingly digital world, with 95% of 12- to 15-year-olds in the UK owning a smartphone (Statistica, 2024) and 92% using social media ...
Urbanicity and psychotic disorders across countries in the Global South
Urban living isn’t for everybody. It’s loud, it’s crowded, your upstairs neighbour has decided that Saturday at 8am is the perfect time to vacuum. That last one might just ...
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