Many people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder don’t always follow treatment regime, study finds
More than three quarters of people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder admit…
Spending review pledges need more detail
George Osborne’s latest Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), published last week, provided a…
Patient ethnicity has no impact on likelihood of mental health detention, study finds
A patient’s ethnicity does not have an impact on the likelihood of…
Research suggests antidepressant risk to unborn babies
The risk posed by some popular antidepressants in early pregnancy is not…
Mental health charities give mixed reaction to Comprehensive Spending Review
Mental health charities have welcomed the Government’s commitment to give all A&E…
Research questions success of Government investment in IAPT
The government has been accused of making “optimistic” claims over the success…
People with mental ill health being held too often in custody, say watchdogs
Four watchdogs have concluded that too many people experiencing mental ill health…
What will the Comprehensive Spending Review do for mental health?
In this guest blog, Paul Jenkins, CEO of Rethink Mental Illness, look…
Is anybody listening?
Mental health services are vulnerable to cuts and changes, but when consulted…
Britons lack mental health knowledge, survey finds
Most people in the UK know more about physical conditions rather than…