Does the impact of climate change have a disproportionate impact on vulnerable groups?
Climate change is now understood to be a fundamental threat to global health and its impact on mental health is only now being understood.
Climate change is now understood to be a fundamental threat to global health and its impact on mental health is only now being understood.
Social capital, including trust and cohesion within your community, has been linked to mental health, but does the average level of neighbourhood-level social capital shape your risk of developing severe mental illness?
Temporal trends in primary care episodes and self-reported symptoms, published in BMC Mental Health.
New funding to support the establishment of a community of practice with collaborators at Karolinska Institutet and UCL
Each year, Understanding Society produces an in-depth look at a policy-relevant issue.
Using smartphone app data to explore the associations between temperature and symptoms of depression and mania.
Poor social connectedness is a risk factor for poor mental health, but it is measured in many ways. This review summarises social connectedness measures and reviews their psychometric properties
A longitudinal analysis of Understanding Society data on adults in the UK