A group of researchers at the University of York are planning to investigate the potential of Lego in helping children with autism to develop social interaction skills. Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2017
Depression linked to cardiovascular disease
Medical experts have linked depression with a higher risk of heart disease, claiming that as many as one in five heart attacks could be caused by mental illness. Continue reading
Quitting smoking linked to improved mental health, says study
Successfully quitting smoking may lead to improved mental health, particularly in patients with depression, a new study had found. Continue reading
Shops, cinemas and amusement parks adapting to help people with Autism
Shops, cinemas and amusement parks across the UK are adapting to provide a better all-round experience for people who have autism. Continue reading
Young women at “high-risk” of mental illness
Young women are now a “high-risk group” for mental illness, according to a new report. Continue reading
Schizophrenia linked with high risk of type 2 diabetes, Scientists claim
A new study has found that people with first-episode schizophrenia are at an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Continue reading
BBC to broadcast “thought provoking” mental health films
The BBC has said that it will broadcast a wide range of films, programmes and documentaries exploring mental health this year. Continue reading
Young people with learning disabilities “too scared” to go to gigs
Almost a third of young people with learning disabilities who go to music gigs have been bullied, a new study has found. Continue reading
