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
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
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.
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
New population-based research exploring the incidence of affective disorders, published in the Journal of Affective Disorders.
New research published in the JAMA Psychiatry.
Temporal patterns of anxiety & depression, published in Psychological Medicine.
Analytic approach to multi-dimensional measurement of social exclusion, published in Social Psychiatry & Psychiatric Epidemiology
New research published in PLOS Medicine.