Health

Mental health professionals often work with people who have been traumatised in some way, either through being direct victims of...

The approval of the first hormonal contraceptive (HC) in 1960 was a historical turning point for women, offering unprecedented autonomy...

Around 8-12% of the general population experiences multiple childhood adversities, including abuse or neglect, typically within the caregiving environment. These...

Depression is a common condition that has a significant disease burden on those affected. While medication and psychotherapy are very...

Gambling is a pastime that nearly half of the UK population do, ranging from occasionally purchasing scratch cards to regularly...

Racial and ethnic disparities in mental health remain a contentious topic of political initiatives, researchers, theorists and activists.  There have...

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and major depressive disorder (MDD) are highly prevalent mental health conditions with many overlapping symptoms (Biederman, 2005)....

More needs to be done to protect the physical and mental health of children and young people in Europe, according...

Globally, suicide is the fourth leading cause of death among young people (YP) aged 15-29 years old (World Health Organisation,...

Mental and cardiometabolic disorders rank among the leading causes of burden of disease worldwide (Global Burden of Disease Collaborative Network,...