PTSD is not a life sentence.
For PTSD Awareness Day, RTI’s Shannon Blakey, PhD explains what PTSD is, who it affects, and what care can look like.
The good news: PTSD is highly treatable. First-l...
PTSD treatment has come a long way—and research is driving what comes next.
In part two, Shannon Blakey, PhD shares how RTI is advancing PTSD research, including work to understand which treatment...
Dr. Kai Li Chung, Professor of Psychology at the University of Nottingham, shares the origin of her passion for investigative interviewing. What began as an undergraduate dissertation on interrogat...
The UK Government has announced plans to restrict social media use for under-16s. What could it mean for young people’s mental health?
Wellcome is funding research to track the real-world impact -...
In this month's Take 5, we speak to Anthony Ajayi, a Research Scientist in the Health and Wellbeing Theme.
Ajayi reflects on a deeply painful case of a 15-year-old girl whose life was lost follow...
Black and Hispanic teens regularly stand out in their use of the internet and technology when compared with White teens.
This shows up across chatbots, certain social media platforms, and intern...
Mental disorders are among the top 10 leading causes of health loss worldwide: in 2023, 15% of the world’s population experienced mental disorders and 17% of the total years lived with disability i...
Scientists are uncovering how rising temperatures could impact our mental wellbeing.
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How do social media restrictions impact youth mental health? Wellcome-funded researchers from Born in Bradford are trying to find out.
Born in Bradford is a study following 60,000 Bradford residen...
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In this episode of Nature Breaking, we explore the growing body of psychological research showing how time spent outdoors improves focus, mood, and overall mental health...
How does the nurturing care framework shape a child’s brain? At the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), we’re using non-invasive neuroimaging techniques to explore how early expe...
AI chatbots and apps are increasingly being used for mental health support. But could these new tools carry hidden risks?
In the second part of this special episode, host Alisha Wainwright contin...
Do you know if your teen is using AI chatbots?
Our latest research shows that some parents don’t. Have you had the "AI talk" in your home? Tell us in the comments below.
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How do people actually experience mental health—and what can Reddit reveal that clinical systems miss?
In this video, Bojan Evkoski, a PhD researcher at Central European University (CEU), explain...
@pewresearch Director of News & Information research Kat Matsa spoke on the relationship between AI and news at @SXSW 2026.
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EJE 5 : “Lo que todos debemos saber de los primeros auxilios psicológicos" (PAP)
Donde aprenderemos cómo apoyar a personas en momentos de crisis con acciones prácticas y humanas.
Psychological Warfare in Iran
CSIS expert Emily Harding discussed Israeli psychological warfare tactics in Iran and how they may have contributed to the regime’s loss of suppor...
“The lived experience side of it makes the whole research project so much more robust”
In under 30 seconds, listen to Alex and Katie explain what’s involved in being a lived experience advisor. Th...
Sera lives in Fiji and is a psychiatric survivor. She gathers stories and evidence from fellow survivors to raise awareness and drive change.
🧠 ¿Qué es la psicopatía?
Fernando de Lasala, experto en este ámbito, lo explica más allá de los estereotipos del cine, como Hannibal Lecter, o de series como Dahmer.
🤝 De Lasala es Talento Públic.