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Global mental health emergency. What can we do?
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Integrated mental health care can improve patient outcomes
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Link between neonatal vitamin D deficiency and schizophrenia confirmed
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Multi-million dollar research project to target adolescent mental health
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Society of Mental Health Research Conference 2018
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Meet Our Researchers: Meaghan Enright
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UQ efforts see bullying recognised globally as contributor to mental illness
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Meet Our Visiting Researchers: Jaclyn Schess
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Schizophrenia and Exercise
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Recognising the Value of Australia’s Unpaid Mental Health Carers
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UQ Research Week 2018: Dr Fiona Charlson
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Challenge to link between schizophrenia and urban living
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Bullying researcher takes out prestigious health award
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ADHD children should be screened for psychotic symptoms, study suggests
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Exercising as a teen reduces the risk of depression later in life, study finds
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Why that cigarette, chocolate bar, or new handbag feel so good: how pleasure affects our brain
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Low vitamin D linked to autism behaviours
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What should I do if my child is a cyberbully?
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Studying a bully’s motivation
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International psychiatry award puts QBI researcher among world’s best
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Research into link between vitamin D and schizophrenia wins medal