August 31, 2026
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08/28/2026
Essay
Dr Abishek Bala from University of Ottawa and colleagues across the US describe how psychiatrists working in global contexts have an obligation to go beyond diagnosis and symptom management, toward structural advocacy and pragmatic solidarity.
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08/25/2026
socio-economics and political approaches
A collaboration between Southern University of Science and Technology, China, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, and University of Reading explores the nuanced relationship between income and mental health.
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08/21/2026
Essay
Lived experience advocates from across the globe introduce a framework that ensures more meaningful inclusion of lived experience into research.
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08/21/2026
community mental health
A new study from University of York highlights the need for systemic reform to ensure that support services are accessible and responsive to both child and parental needs.
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08/20/2026
Essay
A new Essay presents a framework for documentation that aims to improve transparency surrounding the inclusion of Lived Experience in mental health research.
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08/20/2026
psychiatry
A study led by Al-Quds University potentially informs mental health interventions for vulnerable hemodialysis patients in Gaza.
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08/19/2026
digital mental health
Using data from the 'eMPower' trial, researchers at University of Alberta highlight the importance of managing fatigue to protect the mental health of people living with chronic medical conditions.
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