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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
One in 10 children will have mental problems:expertOne in 10 young people will encounter mental health and psychological problems in childhood, an expert warned today23/02/2010
Schools 'should promote self-esteem in young children'Children as young as eight should be taught about self-esteem in a bid to stop them developing eating disorders, a charity said today22/02/2010
The Mental Health Foundation is IPC’s charity of the yearIPC Media has chosen the Mental Health Foundation as its charity of the year for 2010. More than half of voting employees chose the winner from four shortlisted causes. 22/02/2010
Airbrush warnings could help fight anorexiaA leading mental health body today called for warning symbols to accompany airbrushed pictures of models and celebrities to help combat eating disorders22/02/2010
Money worries blamed for increase in stress-related illnessesDoctors are seeing more symptoms of stress in their patients - - including sleep disorders, diet problems and impotence - due to money worries, a survey revealed today 20/02/2010
How does religion affect psychiatric treatment?"The boundary between religious belief and the practice of psychiatry is becoming increasingly porous," say the editors in the Preface to Religion and Psychiatry...19/02/2010
Inconsistent mental health provision is disadvantaging young people in careYoung people in care are not receiving consistent access to child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS), with provision varying from good to none at all, according to an Ofsted report published today18/02/2010
Money worry effects revealed in studyMore than a third of people are so worried about their finances the stress is affecting their health and relationships, a survey showed today18/02/2010
Young campaigner raises awareness of eating disorders in menA young campaigner who set up a website to support men with eating disorders is hoping to draw attention to the issue during Eating Disorders Awareness Week (February 22 to 27)16/02/2010
Study highlights bebefits of volunteeringVolunteering has many psychological benefits and may improve people's enjoyment of work, a study published today has found15/02/2010
Catching calcium waves could provide Alzheimer's insightsNew insights on what causes Alzheimer's disease could arise from a recent discovery made by bioengineers from the University of California, San Diego12/02/2010
Students look to build Britain's 'mental wealth'Students from throughout the UK are meeting this week to develop a strategy for boosting wellbeing on campuses12/02/2010
Eczema in early childhood and psychological problemsEczema in early childhood may influence behavior and mental health later in life10/02/2010
Study raises cancer drug fear over antidepressantA popular antidepressant could interfere with a breast cancer drug and lead to a greater chance of dying from the disease, researchers said today09/02/2010
Depression and lack of concentration do not necessarily go togetherDALLAS – Feb. 10, 2010 – Many clinicians believe that depression goes hand in hand with cognitive difficulties such as memory problems or difficulties concentrating and paying attention...09/02/2010
Neuroimaging study may pave way for effective Alzheimer's treatmentsScientists have determined that a new instrument known as PIB-PET is effective in detecting deposits of amyloid-beta protein plaques in the brains of living people, and that these deposits are predictive of who will develop Alzheimer's disease09/02/2010
Depressed people feel more gray than bluePeople with anxiety and depression are most likely to use a shade of gray to represent their mental state08/02/2010
Armed forces community welfare pathway for wigan launches todayThe MOD and Wigan Council joined forces today to launch the Armed Forces Community Welfare Pathway initiative in Wigan to enable serving personnel, their families and veterans to receive the help, advice and support they need from the people best...08/02/2010
Early abuse tied to more depression in childrenAlthough children can be depressed for many reasons, new evidence suggests that there are physiological differences among depressed children based on their experiences of abuse before age 505/02/2010
Moms' depression in pregnancy tied to antisocial behavior in teensChildren from urban areas whose mothers suffer from depression during pregnancy are more likely than others to show antisocial behavior05/02/2010

 

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