When working as a psychiatrist people often tell me their main worries relate to things like where they’ll live, how to pay the bills, how to get out the house and meet people, or to have something ...

Dona Matthews reviews a study of the For Baby's Sake whole-family intervention, showing how parents' understanding of DVA and parenting shift.

New study finds parents are more likely to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder in the six months after their child is.

Income, mental health and physical health form a triangle of mutual influence. A new nationwide Danish cohort study asks what ...

Emily Peckham summarises a systematic review finding that case management may improve uptake of physical health checks in ...

Drew (she/her) is a Lecturer in Public Health at La Trobe University, where her research focuses on place-based prevention, ...

Does inflammation dampen our drive to work for a reward? A new placebo-controlled study of obesity, endotoxin challenge and ...

Tanya is Head of Research and Involvement at The McPin Foundation. She is passionate about advancing lived experience leadership in research. Her expertise, developed through academic and third-sector ...

Netflix's Adolescence dominated headlines in 2025. A new mixed-methods study finds it also reshaped how UK and Irish news outlets reported on young people's social media use, becoming more frequent, ...

Mental health awareness has increased dramatically (Hahn et al., 2023; Henderson, Potts and Robinson, 2020), particularly over the past two decades; however, mental health outcomes, especially among ...

The past 50 years has seen globalisation of psychiatric diagnostic (categorical) frameworks. Early versions were notoriously unreliable; when categories are unreliable they cannot be valid, meaning ...

The last two decades have seen a huge research focus on understanding the experience and impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). ACEs include experiences such as child maltreatment, domestic ...