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The Mental Health Foundation news archive contains stories on mental health issues going back to 2001. Read the latest news below or use the news archive to find news items from the past.

 

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TitleNews SummaryRelease Date
Effect of advertising on children 'a health issue'The effects of advertising on children should be treated by the Government as a public health issue, an expert will say today17/03/2010
Balls pledges £23m for frontline social workSchools Secretary Ed Balls pledged an extra £23 million for frontline social work today as a key Government adviser raised concerns that a shortage of funding could be putting children at risk17/03/2010
Government 'failing over dementia strategy'The Government is failing to make dementia a priority despite promises that it would take action, MPs said today16/03/2010
Over-50s 'worst hit by redundancy'Older workers are languishing in the dole queue after losing their jobs in the recession and not being able to find new ones, a new report warned today16/03/2010
Soldiers 'face mental illness challenge'Tens of thousands of British soldiers are likely to suffer from mental illness as a result of serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, a senior Tory warned tonight15/03/2010
Internet call as self-harm soars by halfMedical experts called today for internet images that "romanticise" self-harm to be removed after new figures showed a 50% rise in young people being admitted to hospital for deliberately cutting themselves12/03/2010
Diabetes' link to eating disorders exploredDiabetics, under the gun to better manage their disease by controlling their food intake and weight, may find themselves in the sticky wicket of needing treatment that makes them hungry, researchers said11/03/2010
The Prince of Wales, patron, Combat Stress, will today launch the combat stress appeal - 'the enemy within' His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales will today launch an appeal by the Veterans' charity Combat Stress at St. James's Palace State Apartments11/03/2010
Corrie star reveals struggle with depressionOne of the stars of Coronation Street, which is filmed in Manchester, revealed she has been receiving treatment for a nervous breakdown and depression10/03/2010
BIG back-up for former forces moving into ‘civvy street’Lottery fund announces £35 million for ex-Service personnel09/03/2010
Researchers develop new scale to measure anxiety outcomesA new questionnaire and outcomes measurement scale developed by the department of psychiatry at Rhode Island Hospital has proven to be a reliable and valid measure of anxiety09/03/2010
The truth about online dating and the link between depression and relational uncertaintyThere's no doubt that meeting partners on the Internet is a growing trend. But can we trust the information that people provide about themselves via online dating services? And why is depression so dissatisfying in relationships?08/03/2010
Six out of ten people have suffered mental health problemsSix out of 10 people (62%) in Britain have had at least one time in their life where they found it difficult to cope mentally, according to a survey published today08/03/2010
Major depression more than doubles risk of dementia among adults with diabetesHow diabetes and depression interact to lead to dementia is not yet clear
05/03/2010
£50M lottery cash to boost care and dementia servicesA £50 million pot of lottery cash will be spent on helping children raised in care and people who look after dementia sufferers, it was revealed today05/03/2010
Ministers sets targets to help people with mental health conditions and learning disabilitiesAmbitious new targets to help more people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities in the workplace, are announced today by Minister for Disabled People Jonathan Shaw04/03/2010
Children at risk of mental health problemsThirty-thousand children in Cumbria could be at risk of developing poor mental health in later life, according to a new report03/03/2010
The sea squirt offers hope for Alzheimer's sufferersNew model for testing anti-Alzheimer's drugs: At a pier near you02/03/2010
Doctors urge caution over health cutsMental health and older people's services are seen as a "soft" target for spending cuts, doctors claimed today01/03/2010
One in three admit to avoiding people with dementiaOver half say they don’t know how to help01/03/2010

 

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