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Can Mutuality Break Power Structures in Global Mental Health?

Multinational research team advocates for mutuality and challenges existing power hierarchies in Global Mental Health.

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Adolescent mental health problems translate into GP costs in adulthood

Conduct and emotional problems in adolescents, particularly when they exist together, are linked with relatively high GP costs in adulthood.

United kingdomSara evans lackoDerek kingProfessorial researchEvaluation centreSocial psychiatryPsychiatric epidemiologyAssistant professorial research fellowCare policy

Adolescent mental health problems can translate into GP costs in adulthood

Adolescent mental health problems can translate into GP costs in adulthood
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Study shows that antidepressants may reduce likelihood of testing positive for COVID-19

A new study from King s College London has found that patients who are prescribed antidepressants are significantly less likely to test for COVID-19.

City ofUnited kingdomKing ioOleg glebovRobert stewartInstitute of psychiatryKing college londonLancet regional healthCollege londonClinical record interactive searchSouth londonOld age psychiatryPsychiatric epidemiologyClinical informaticsProfessor robert stewartCovid 19

Study shows that antidepressants may reduce likelihood of testing positive for COVID-19

A new study from King s College London has found that patients who are prescribed antidepressants are significantly less likely to test for COVID-19.

City ofUnited kingdomOleg glebovKing ioRobert stewartKing college londonInstitute of psychiatryLancet regional healthCollege londonClinical record interactive searchSouth londonOld age psychiatryPsychiatric epidemiologyClinical informaticsProfessor robert stewart