The BMJ has suggested that the health industry should consider non-surgical brain stimulation to treat severe depression; findings have provided further clarification about the benefits keep reading
As reported by the East Anglian Daily Times, millions of pounds are to be invested in breaking down the connections between mental and physical health keep reading
Women working more than 55 hours every week are more likely to become depressed than those who work a standard, 40-hour week, a new study keep reading
Could mentoring help you break free from workplace stress? A new article in the Harvard Business Review by authors Michael Gill and Thomas Roulet suggests keep reading
According to the British Medical Association (BMA), the NHS is truly in crisis; this is in response to the latest winter operational figures The latest keep reading
As reported by the BBC, attacks by mental health patients on Betsi Cadwaladr staff have halved in just five years Assaults on staff at Betsi keep reading
As reported by the BMA, guardians of mental wellbeing should be implemented across the UK’s health service Health Education England (HEE) has stated that mental keep reading
The BMA has warned that a new survey highlights the need to address a growing GP workforce crisis and soaring workload pressures The University of Warwick keep reading
According to research from The BMJ, long working hours has different impacts on men and women, with a heightened risk of depression showing in women keep reading
According to a group of MPs, military veterans are being let down by NHS mental health services The House of Commons Defence Committee has stated keep reading
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