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  • 2025
    • January
      • High levels of disordered eating among young people linked to brain differences
      • Global study pinpoints genes for depression across ethnicities
    • February
      • New Deputy Director of NIHR Maudsley BRC announced
      • Co-development of patient reported-outcome measures
      • New MRI study reveals altered brain activity in depressed adolescents while watching ‘Despicable Me’
      • APPG on MND Explores UK MND Research Institute’s Groundbreaking Work
      • eLIXIR BiSL - How early life data is changing our understanding of health
    • March
      • Genomic links between eating disorder symptoms and suicidal ideation
      • Three quarters of people who have taken antidepressants say they were helpful
      • EDGI UK collaborating with the Broad Institute to sequence exomes of participants with anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
      • Does the ethnicity of mental health research participants reflect the eligible population?
      • Biological pathway in the brain could help explain why teenage girls are more depressed than boys
    • May
      • Groundbreaking AI trained on de-identified patient data to predict healthcare needs
      • King's CRF Lead Nurse wins prestigious award
  • 2024
    • January
      • Professor Ulrike Schmidt recognised in New Year Honours
      • Volume of grey brain matter significantly lower in people with Early Onset Psychosis
      • An interview with... Professor Richard Emsley
      • Deputy Director for NIHR King’s Clinical Research Facility (CRF) appointed
      • Pioneering dance performance explores ‘living well with technology’ at King’s Chapel
      • Mood interventions may reduce inflammation in Crohn’s and Colitis
      • Clinician and patient views on a new rheumatology drug: Article published by a Patient Researcher
    • February
      • Study estimates number of patients for potential new Alzheimer’s disease treatments
      • Pioneering link between census data and electronic mental health records
      • Patterns of brain connectivity differ between pre-term and term babies
      • King’s College London announced winner of the Government’s AI Fairness Innovation Challenge
      • FREED launches online training resources to ease transition from child to adult eating disorder services
      • New digital therapy reduces anxiety and depression in people living with long-term physical health conditions
      • King’s led Multiple Sclerosis fatigue app part of government’s £10M medtech investment
    • March
      • Ethnicity mismatches in administrative data linkages
      • Researchers investigate ability of their new AI tool to predict medical events
      • King's launches new state-of-the-art genomics facility
    • April
      • Chemical regulates light processing differently in the autistic and non-autistic eye, new study finds
      • Biodiversity is key to the mental health benefits of nature, new study finds
      • AVATAR and SloMo digital therapies for psychosis recommended for use in NHS
    • May
      • Professor Gráinne McAlonan appointed as new Director of the NIHR Maudsley BRC
      • Day workshop in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy effectively reduces depression in 16-18 year olds
      • Why diversity in nature could be the key to mental wellbeing
      • £4.8 million Wellcome funding to predict outcomes following anxiety treatment
      • Self-harm and digital technology overuse in young people with lived mental health experience
      • Ancient viral DNA in the human genome linked to major psychiatric disorders
      • Depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder linked with ancient viral DNA in our genome – new research
      • New Doctoral Training Centre to investigate Multiple Sclerosis (MS) symptom management
      • Professor Ammar Al-Chalabi elected as Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences
    • June
      • New software to help predict individuals' genetic risk of health conditions
      • New home-administered treatment for binge eating disorder shows promising results
    • July
      • Over £1.4 million awarded to King's researchers to accelerate MND treatment development
      • EDI representatives for BRC announced
    • August
      • Teens with problematic smartphone use are twice as likely to have anxiety – and many are eager to cut down
      • NIHR Pre-Doctoral Fellowships awarded to seven applicants from King’s IoPPN
      • King's CRF celebrates South Asian Heritage Month
    • September
      • King's CRF finalists in the King's Inclusion Awards
      • Brand strategy to brain science
      • Personal independence payments (PIP) among people who access mental health services
      • Launching the Improving Black Health Outcomes (IBHO) BioResource
    • October
      • People with severe mental illness more than four times as likely to die from pneumonia compared to the general population
      • “Don’t feel like you have to push through”
      • First study to show high potency cannabis use leaves unique signature on DNA
      • Ancient viral DNA in the human genome linked to multiple sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
      • Multi-site trial uses digital avatars to effectively reduce distressing voices in psychosis
      • How a framework for remotely enabled co-design benefits a wider project
      • HIBISCUS study: Exploring the use of a new drug in patients with sickle cell disease
    • November
      • £1.3M awarded to South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust for cutting-edge research equipment and technology
      • myHealthE - Enhancing families’ experiences of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services through a digital platform
      • UK Disability History Month: PPI member shares their experiences
    • December
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC: A Year in Review 2024
      • “It is my way of giving something back to an NHS that has served me so well”
      • Cannabis use increases risk of psychosis independently from genetic predisposition
      • CEDI Impact Award winners announced
      • Dr Alfredo Iacoangeli receives the 2024 Paolo Gontijo Award
      • Addressing the unmet mental health needs of patients with chronic conditions
      • “Missing link” between brain and body inflammatory signals identified in the skull
      • Living alone is linked to poor health and unemployment amongst those with severe mental illness, study finds
      • Researchers compare artificial intelligence ‘ageing clocks’ to predict health and lifespan
      • UK Disability History Month: Being neurodivergent and living with Tourette's
      • UK Disability History Month: Living with reduced mobility, bipolar disorder and other disabilities
  • 2022
    • January
      • New study demonstrates link between brain chemical and visual processing in autism
      • Psilocybin, in 10mg or 25mg doses, has no detrimental effects in healthy people
      • No convincing scientific evidence that hangover cures work, according to new research
      • Next generation of rapid-acting antidepressants: Can ketamine help prevent suicide?
      • New collaboration with digital therapeutics company to investigate preventable opioid respiratory deaths
      • Bringing together imaging and genetic mapping to investigate patterns of vulnerability in the brain
      • Love Your Liver Month
      • A virtual reality ‘Shopping Task’ could help test for cognitive decline in adults
      • Genetics helps estimate the risk of disease – but how much does it really tell us?
    • February
      • CUES-Ed: Promoting mental health and wellbeing among primary school children
      • Involving more voices in research through the Race and Ethnicity Advisory Group
      • My JournE: Smartphone-based routine mental health monitoring in schools
      • MyHealthE: Digital Innovation in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
      • Novavax COVID-19 jab trialled at King’s CRF approved by UK drugs agency
      • Lessons learnt as addictions researchers during a global pandemic
      • Young women with epilepsy at greater risk of stress induced seizures and drug resistance
    • March
      • New research suggests a causal link between blood group and severe COVID-19
      • Telling our stories of research through a new microsite
      • New centre to accelerate psychedelic research and models of care for mental health in the UK
      • VIEWER platform receives high commendation for Best Mental Health Partnership with the NHS at 2022 HSJ Partnership Awards
      • New Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Champion appointed
      • Topping Out ceremony marks a milestone for The Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People’s Mental Health
    • April
      • Autism, ADHD and school absence are risk factors for self-harm, according to new study
    • May
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC researchers lead first study of psilocybin in adults with autism
      • Loneliness – so obviously important but very under-reported
      • Professor Peter Goadsby elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society
      • Professor Peter Goadsby elected to the Royal Society Fellowship
      • My research journey: Jemma's story
      • Making referrals to the AVATAR2 trial: An interview with Dr Helen Harding
      • Unplanned hospital admissions for people with dementia higher in the last year of life
      • #BePartOfResearch campaign: Our activity
    • June
      • Designing mental health research studies with the READ Group
    • July
      • We need to put equity at the heart of pain management
      • People with depression “stagnating” in primary care, says top UK Psychiatrist
      • Hidden figures: Unveiling differences in diabetes care in people living with mild and moderate-to-severe dementia
      • Bringing experience and research together to understand psychosis
      • New multi-centre clinical trial to investigate psilocybin therapy in anorexia nervosa
    • August
      • BRC PhD students attend NIHR Academy Doctoral Research Training Camp
      • South Asian Heritage Month - an interview with Pratik
      • Mental health stigma on Twitter during COVID-19: service user perspectives
      • In search of lost treatment: how mental health research can be part of patient care plans
      • ‘Drug related deaths are avoidable’ - South London and Maudsley and King's College London mark International Overdose Awareness Day 2022
    • September
      • Going with the flow: study shows canals help boost your mood
      • The power of co-production: Building service user research skills with the Recovery College
      • Professor Sally Marlow to be first Researcher in Residence at BBC Radio 3
      • Diagnosis of a genetic cause in hundreds of people with motor neuron disease could be missed due to “arbitrary age limits and rules” on genetic testing, new study shows
    • October
      • New study reveals possible brain mechanisms behind COVID-19 delirium
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC receives new investment from Government
      • Feeling chirpy: Being around birds is linked to lasting mental health benefits
    • December
      • Adults living in areas with high air pollution are more likely to have multiple long-term health conditions
      • How to Do Research and How to Be a Researcher
      • Healthcare workers in England experience PTSD at twice the rate of the general public
      • Evaluating effectiveness of treatment for adults with chronic fatigue syndrome
      • A Year in Review 2022
  • 2021
    • January
      • Fellows award for Dr Katherine Young for work on the mental health of young people during and after the pandemic
      • NEWS2 evaluated for prediction of severe COVID-19 outcome in large international study
      • SIREN study finds past COVID-19 infection provides some immunity for at least five months
      • Interview with Miguel Vasconcelos Da Silva
      • COVID-19 lockdown loneliness linked to more depressive symptoms in older adults
      • The significant effect of lockdown on gambler’s mental health
      • Antibiotic may improve outcomes for depression in people with low level inflammation
      • Novavax trial reveals 89.3% effectiveness in preventing COVID-19
    • Case studies
      • Successful early intervention approach to eating disorders rolled out across England
      • Transforming anorexia nervosa treatment for adults
    • February
      • How research on chronic illnesses will improve Long-COVID-19 treatment
      • Malnutrition predicts faster functional loss in dementia patients
      • ‘Trending’ doctors’ notes could help hospitals predict COVID-19 surges
      • Londoner proud to play his part in COVID-19 fightback by taking part in vaccine trial
    • March
      • Deciphering the genetics behind eating disorders
      • NIHR appoints Senior Investigators for 2021
      • Depression and anxiety are associated with disagreement between patient and doctor assessments of psoriasis severity.
      • Professor Peter Goadsby awarded world’s top Brain Prize 2021
      • Interview with Dr Parisa Mansoori
      • New study highlights the urgent need to reduce inflammation in overweight people with depression
      • Novavax confirms vaccine provides 100% protection against severe COVID-19
      • NIHR welcomes new vision for the Future of UK Clinical Research Delivery
      • COVID-19 pandemic leads to rapid uptake of remote consultations in mental healthcare
    • April
      • IBS Digital therapeutic Parallel™ developed by King’s researchers gets approval in UK and US
      • Cognitive flexibility potential new target in treatment resistant schizophrenia
      • Latest COVID-19 Vaccine Study in the UK Launches in London
      • An interview with Dr Faith Matcham
    • May
      • An Interview with Chifundo Stubbs
      • Brain scans could offer sign of postpartum psychosis risk
      • Innovative UK data hub to enable research and innovation to tackle mental illness
      • Inflammation is a core feature of depression: new evidence from large-scale study
      • Mothers’ depression impacts mother-infant relationships
      • Shifts to remote mental health services continued after lockdown, according to new study
    • June
      • An interview with Zunera Khan
      • Silent MRI: improving access to neuroimaging research
      • Simple blood test can accurately reveal underlying neurodegeneration, according to new research
      • New research from King's has identified three key inflammatory proteins which are lower in individuals at risk of severe COVID-19.
      • New insight into how anti-inflammatory effects of omega-3 fatty acids could help reduce depression
      • Five ways universities could improve mental health support for male students
      • CogStack wins an Artificial Intelligence in Health and Care Award
      • Volunteer calls for others to support dementia research in south London
      • Europe's first 'game-changing' portable MRI machine arrives at King's Health Partners
      • Global ALS/MND recognition Day
      • Multiple long-term physical health problems increase risk of depression later in life
    • July
      • An interview with Dr Marija-Magdalena Petrinovic
      • COVID-19 variant vaccine begins recruiting in south London
      • New Race and Ethnicity Advisory (READ) group is recruiting members
      • NIHR Fellowship awarded to Dr Brendon Stubbs for research in persistent pain and serious mental illness
      • Knowing what we don’t know: How statistics can help autistic people to live their best life
    • August
      • New funding for innovative neuroimaging research
      • Words don’t come easy: identifying perinatal self-harm in healthcare records
      • Problems in thinking and attention linked to COVID-19 infection
      • Opportunity for researchers to consult with new Race and Ethnicity Advisory group
      • Exposure to air pollution linked with increased mental health service-use, new study finds
      • Maudsley Hospital and King’s College London’s National Addiction Centre light up purple to raise awareness for International Overdose Awareness Day
    • September
      • An interview with Charles Curtis
      • Join our Adolescent Mental Health Advisory Group
      • Common factors within the gut associated with depression and bipolar disorder
      • SURE Recovery App – two years on after its launch
      • Using CRIS to map the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic – service user and carer priorities
      • Genetic risks for depression differ between East Asian and European groups
    • October
      • Excess deaths in people with mental health conditions increased during the COVID-19 pandemic
      • ADHD Awareness Month: Developing neurofeedback as a new treatment for ADHD
      • Genetic risk of mental health conditions may influence where people choose to live, study suggests
      • Eating disorders are just as likely to start in adulthood as childhood, report finds
    • November
      • An interview with Dr Charlotte Tye
      • NIHR: Your Path in Research
      • Rett Syndrome Awareness Month
      • Using MRI to investigate the brain response to inflammatory stimuli
      • MANTRA training developed at SLaM to be rolled out to adult eating disorder services across the UK
      • Six years of memory decline seen in anxious, depressed older people during pandemic
      • An interview with Dr Katherine Young
      • The silent and widely impacting cost of Vulvodynia: lessons learned and future recommendations
      • What can research tell us about engaging adolescent boys into school-based mental health workshops?
    • December
      • Diagnosis of depression in adolescents can negatively impact educational performance, study shows
      • Using neurofeedback as a means of treating feelings of self-blame in depression
      • Review looks at benefits and barriers following shift to remote mental health services during pandemic
      • What is treatment-resistant depression? New report calls for clearer definition to inform research and improve treatment
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC: A Year in Review 2021
      • UK Disability History Month - an interview with Naomi
      • People feel lonelier in crowded cities – but green spaces can help
      • Vitamin D supplementation does not improve symptoms in people with psychosis, study finds
  • 2020
    • January
      • BRC researchers on the Highly Cited list doubles to twenty
      • CRIS Blog: Are we under-estimating self-harm rates due to differences in hospital admittance procedures?
      • BRC Researchers celebrated at the King’s Awards
      • New study finds evidence for reduced brain connections in schizophrenia
      • Exposure to trauma ‘activates’ genes into causing depression
      • Nurses in research blog: Emma and Naomi
      • New findings on the effects of cannabidiol on people with psychosis
    • February
      • New centre of excellence for children and young people's mental health launched
      • High volumes of mental health-related tweets associated with crisis referrals
      • Call opens to drive the future of health data research
      • CRIS Blog: Answering real-world questions about medication and mental health through pharmacoepidemiology
      • CRIS Blog: Appropriate use of healthcare records for research
      • CRIS Blog: Artificial Intelligence and Data in Suicide Prevention
      • Largest ever study of eating disorders launches in England
      • C4C research register now totals 20,000 people
    • March
      • Georgia’s research secondment
      • Study finds that Community Treatment Orders do not reduce hospital readmission rates or stays
      • 10,000 people could benefit from new migraine drug
      • Thirty risk factors found during and after pregnancy for children developing psychosis
      • Heroin injection associated with respiratory disorder
    • April
      • Researchers appeal to public for help to assess mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
      • CRIS Blog: CRIS in the time of coronavirus
      • Depression and anxiety increase premature death by up to 134%
      • Mental health and brain research must be a higher priority in global response to tackle COVID-19 pandemic
      • Stories from our students: Becki
      • COPE Study: Investigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health and well-being
    • May
      • Thought provoking men’s mental health film released
      • Animated parenting tips for struggling households
      • Researchers track COVID-19 isolation effects on older people’s health and wellbeing
      • From Babylonian blood-letting practices to wearable tech, new film on the evolution of depression perceptions and treatment
      • Patient and public recommendations for getting involved in BRC research
      • Cognitive behavioural therapy reduces the impact of dissociative seizures
      • Mind the Gap 17-25: A diagnosis doesn’t define you
      • Sarah Markham writes about her experiences in research
      • Covid-19 Psychiatry and Neurological Genetics (COPING) study
    • June
      • Trial testing a unique formulation of ibuprofen to treat COVID-19 launches
      • New study to monitor the real-time effect of COVID-19 on mental health services
      • Introducing the CRIS Natural Language Processing (NLP) Service
      • Study shows Cognitive Remediation Therapy leads to improvement in cognitive skills and well-being in people with bipolar disorder
      • New Research Training and Capacity Development lead announced
    • July
      • Growing numbers of alcohol related hospital admissions linked to local spending cuts
      • ACE inhibitors and ARBs not associated with severity of Coronavirus
      • Data linkages animation explores the evolution of healthcare records in research
      • Study estimates impact of COVID-19 pandemic on UK mental health after first month of lockdown
      • Genes related to inflammation and stress may help tailor treatments for depression
      • Can wearables like Fitbit devices be used to help detect COVID-19?
      • Lithium in drinking water linked with lower suicide rates
    • August
      • HYPE blog: No money, more problems?
      • Cellular memory of mother's viral infection could play a role in child's later brain development
    • September
      • Dr Sagar Jilka on patient and public involvement in research, number crunching and picnics
      • Professor Matthew Hotopf gives evidence to the House of Lords
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC Trainees’ Conference celebrates the work of our PhD students
      • Anti-Racism in Scientific Research – BRC Training Workshop
    • October
      • Loss of potential: teens diagnosed with depression show reduction in educational achievement from primary school to GCSE
      • £1.2 million to roll-out dementia care home programme to COVID-hit sector
      • NIHR announces mental health research goals for next decade
      • Rosalind helps researchers navigate personal health data
      • An interview with Dr Ndaba Mazibuko
      • National study into neurological impact of COVID-19
      • Study supports link between traffic-related air pollution and mental disorders
      • How our eLIXIR research database helps reduce risk of health problems in mothers and children
    • November
      • Dr Helen Munn new chair of External Scientific Advisory Board
      • 18 BRC Researchers Amongst Most Highly Cited in World
      • Using patient data to understand service use and improve care during the COVID-19 pandemic
      • Experts call for new consensus on Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
    • December
      • CogStack to improve access to patients’ electronic health records in Australia
      • New swabbing pod open at King's CRF
      • Professor Ammar Al-Chalabi receives Forbes Norris Award
      • Dr Simone Reinders on how brain imaging unravels theory on trauma-based causes for dissociative identities
  • 2019
    • January
      • BRC research awarded prize for openness
      • CRIS Blog: 10 years of CRIS: How to define a birthday?
      • Mental health stigma greater in London and the south
    • February
      • Eating a healthy diet can ease symptoms of depression
      • CRIS Blog: Pathfinders and the public
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC researchers host dementia discussion in collaboration with South London Theatre
      • Could intranasal oxytocin be used to treat people at clinically high risk of psychosis?
      • CRIS blog: Using data on hospital episodes to look at the physical health of people with personality disorders
      • Cannabis-based medicine to be tested in Alzheimer's trial
      • Largest ever study of depression and anxiety now recruiting individuals from Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales
    • March
    • April
      • Autistic people urge scientists to work alongside them
    • May
      • Largest study of its kind identifies 20 new genes linked to bipolar disorder
      • Regulation of health apps urgently needed to protect consumers
      • BRC-funded PhD students organise their annual away day
    • June
      • My Lightbulb Moment: Recovery Street Film Festival
      • Better care needed for people displaying first symptoms of bipolar disorder
      • Researchers call for rising opioid-related deaths to be recognised as a public health crisis
    • July
      • One in ten UK hospital inpatients is alcohol dependent
      • CRIS Blog: Art and Value at Bethlem Gallery: an art-science collaboration with Sarah Carpenter and CRIS
      • Genetic study reveals metabolic origins of anorexia
      • Compensatory strategies to disguise autism spectrum disorder may delay diagnosis and have negative consequences for mental health
      • Close monitoring essential to ensure safety of ketamine for depression
    • August
      • Inspiring the next generation: budding young scientists go behind the scenes at the BRC
    • September
      • CRIS Blog: Medichec - A tool to make prescribing safer for people with dementia
      • Study gets under way to test psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression
    • October
      • CRIS Blog: CRIS data demonstrates need for better physical healthcare for people who use heroin
      • SURE Recovery: the new addiction recovery app designed alongside service users
      • Our first ever artist residency to kick off with Afrobeat and Dub gig in South London
      • Expert panel examines barriers faced by working class academics
    • December
      • Inspiring young people ‘take over’ the BRC
  • 2018
    • January
      • 1 in 4 pregnant women have mental health problems
      • Exposure to nature in cities beneficial for mental wellbeing
      • Bipolar Disorder researchers awarded international grant
    • February
      • Research shows treatment for rheumatoid arthritis works less well in patients with depression symptoms
    • March
      • CRIS blog: Common reasons for general hospital admissions in people with serious mental illnesses
    • April
      • UK Biobank mental health study
      • CRIS blog: Using CRIS to evaluate mental health diagnoses in routine national statistics
      • Engaging in physical activity decreases people’s chance of developing depression
      • Unprecedented study identifies 44 genetic risk factors for major depression
    • May
      • Alarming rates of falls and fractures requiring hospitalisation in people with dementia
      • Celebrating the impact of clinical research
    • June
      • BBC Radio 4's Storm and Stress
      • Professor Matthew Hotopf to receive CBE
      • CRIS blog: Inpatient use and area-level socio-environmental factors in people with psychosis
    • July
      • Professor Dame Til Wykes takes part in Hussain's House Live
      • Professor Ulrike Schmidt chosen as one of the NHS70 Women Leaders
      • Depression-induced inflammation during pregnancy may impact newborns
      • Top mental health trust in England for number of research studies
    • August
      • BRC Preparatory Clinician Fellow blog: Dr Stephanie Lewis
      • IoPPN Youth Award winners visit Denmark Hill
    • September
      • CRIS blog: Mother’s improved clinical outcomes correlate with improvements in mother-infant interactions in an MBU
      • The UK’s leading mental health experts unite to solve treatment challenges
      • 40,000 people urged to sign-up to the largest study of depression and anxiety
    • October
      • Blog: Sleep and substance use - the scale of the problem
      • World Mental Health Day 2018: Young People and Mental Health in a Changing World
    • November
      • CRIS blog: The future of psychiatry research
      • CRIS blog: Do long-term prescriptions of multiple antipsychotics contribute to the reduced life expectancy of patients with serious mental illness?
      • Improving dementia care and treatment saves thousands of pounds in care homes
      • New service in south London reduces hospital readmissions for people with bipolar disorder
      • Ten BRC researchers and academics among most cited in the world
      • Students 'take over' the BRC
    • December
      • Computers can ‘spot the difference’ between healthy brains and the brains of people with Dissociative Identity Disorder
      • Service User Advisory Group for 12-16-year-olds
      • New Clinical Disorders and Health Behaviours cluster lead announced
      • Blog: The SLG Arts Assassins collaborate with the BRC
      • Professor Matthew Hotopf receives CBE at Buckingham Palace
  • 2017
    • January
      • Exploring a new approach for people with Alzheimer’s disease
      • Study reveals for first time that talking therapy changes the brain’s wiring
    • February
      • CRIS blog: Going deeper into the mental health record
      • Exploring the psychosis spectrum in Parkinson's disease
      • Getting a FAST-R assessment of your research
    • March
      • Professor Robert Stewart awarded ‘Collaborate to Innovate’ project
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC researchers receive Senior Investigator awards
      • Research blog: Using social media to recognise mental health conditions
      • Department of Health Chief Scientific Adviser Chris Whitty visits Maudsley BRC
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC commences five-year research programme
      • IMPARTS Seminar Learning from experience
    • April
      • New research highlights higher hospitalisation rates in people with intellectual disabilities
      • Digital Technology for Mental Health: Asking the right questions
      • Maudsley becomes London’s Global Digital Exemplar
      • CRIS blog: An online risk calculator to identify candidates for early intervention services
    • May
      • Cluster headache research features on the BBC
    • June
      • Schoolchildren and local residents join King’s College London researchers in science festival
    • July
      • NIHR Maudsley BRC researcher wins award to understand suicide warning signs in children
      • Brain stimulation may improve cognitive performance in people with schizophrenia
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Text mining reveals link between negative symptoms and hospital stay schizophrenia

Research from the NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) has found that people with schizophrenia who experience negative symptoms are more likely to be admitted to hospital, and to stay in hospital for longer.

By NIHR Maudsley BRC at 9 Sep 2015
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