Is social exclusion linked to mental health?
Social exclusion and it’s constituent domains (material, digital, relational, political, and structural) found to be associated with mental health problems in a study of over 30,000 UK adults
Does neighbourhood-level social capital affect mental health?
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?
Does how people use social media change the association with mental health?
A longitudinal analysis of Understanding Society data on adults in the UK
Refugee status and affective disorders
New population-based research exploring the incidence of affective disorders, published in the Journal of Affective Disorders.
Social media and adolescent mental health
New longitudinal research published in Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR)
Trajectories of deprivation and population density before and after diagnosis with a psychotic disorder
New research published in the JAMA Psychiatry.
Family networks at migration
Family networks during migration and risk of non-affective psychosis.
Substance use and PTSD in migrants and refugees
New research published in PLOS Medicine.
Neighbourhood migrant density and psychotic disorders
Does the proportion of ones neighbours which share migration backgrounds impact psychosis risk?