Mental illness, suicide and violence creating a 'lost generation' in Middle East
Suicide, murder, and sexual assault are increasing faster in the Eastern Mediterranean than any other region in the world, according to a new study.
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How to better treat delirium in hospitals: A Q&A with expert Dr Valerie Page
Seriously ill patients can suffer extreme confusion, or delirium, which predicts slower recovery, long-term memory problems, and early death.
Musicians have high prevalence of eating disorders, study finds
They may live for the limelight and the call of their muse, but musicians may also be prone to eating disorders, according to new research.
How a mothers emotional state during pregnancy can alter child development
Professor Vivette Glover is the recipient of the Parent Infant Partnership UK (PIPUK) Award for Research in Pregnancy and Infant Mental Health.
Imperial marks Mental Health Awareness Week
Last week saw staff across the College's campuses finding out more about promoting good mental health.
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First evidence for higher state of consciousness found
Researchers have uncovered the first scientific evidence of a 'higher' state of consciousness.
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1m pound grant to investigate how cultural pursuits affect health and wellbeing
A joint venture between the Royal College of Music and Imperial was awarded £1 million for a new research project on the arts and health.
Challenges and opportunities of 2017: Imperial academics look ahead
The past year has brought many opportunities and challenges to us all, but what lies ahead?
Cannabis blunts the brain's reward system
Regular cannabis use over many years lowers levels of dopamine, which plays a key role in how the brain processes motivation, pleasure and reward.
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Bright minds give organisations the chance to tackle sustainability challenges
The Grantham Institute invites organisations to partner with the brightest PhD students to tackle the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
