Psychosis and loneliness: two struggles, one endless loop

Mental health conditions ‘run in families’, a common phrase that we often hear, but how much of this is true? How much is due to genetics and how...

Worldwide, about 600,000 deaths were attributable to drug overdose in 2019 (WHO, 2025). Evidence suggests that the risk of overdose is elevated among some healthcare workers (HCWs). One...

Why do some people develop psychiatric disorders while others do not? Despite decades of research, this question remains difficult to answer. Psychiatric disorders are shaped by multiple, interacting...

More than half of teenagers today are unhappy with their bodies (Hock et al., 2025). This widespread body dissatisfaction – the gap between how we look and how...

Prescriptions for antidepressant medication continue to rise in the UK and globally, partly driven by increasing long-term treatment (Mars et al., 2017). Recent data suggest that, in England,...