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ADOS-2: AUTISM DIAGNOSTIC OBSERVATION SCHEDULE 2ND EDITION

Booking now open!

Location      David Goldberg Centre, Denmark Hill SE5

Category     4 day comprehensive workshop

When          28 May 2019 (09:00) -  31 May 2019 (17:00)

Bookings     Visit eStore

Contact       E: fansevents@kcl.ac.uk   T: 020 7848 0921

The ADOS-2 consists of five modules, each of which is appropriate for children and adults of differing developmental and language levels, ranging from nonverbal to verbally-fluent.  

This course will cover training in administration and coding of all five modules.

This comprehensive training course is suitable for clinicians and researchers with experience in autism spectrum disorders.

 

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      • 2019
        • September
          • Depression and binge-drinking more common among military partners
          • ON EDGE opens at Science Gallery London
          • Two new PhD programmes announced to further scientific excellence
          • UK's first Centre to tackle modern society's impact on mental health
          • Insecure parental attachment linked to high social costs
        • January
          • Mental health stigma greater in London and the south
          • Misperceptions about vaping common among UK smokers
          • New insights into how the developing brain is wired
          • Paul Stokes appointed to government drugs advisory panel
        • February
          • Cannabis-based medicine to be tested in Alzheimer's trial
          • Eating a healthy diet can ease symptoms of depression
          • Increase in UK sales of prescription psychiatric drugs via the darknet
          • Project launch: Remote Assessment of Disease and Relapse - Alzheimer's Disease
          • Tearing Down Dementia: the UK DRI at King's College London's opening symposium
          • Troubling extent of trauma and PTSD in young people revealed
          • E-cigarette use plateaus among British smokers
        • March
          • 2019 NIHR Senior Investigators appointments announced
          • High potency cannabis linked to higher rates of psychosis
          • High rates of mental illness among young pregnant women in London
          • King's welcomes back Duke of Sussex for Veterans' Mental Health Conference
          • Pioneering pain research leads to landmark deal
          • Teenage psychotic experiences more common in areas with high air pollution
          • Trial to answer dilemma of treating childhood epilepsy
          • Non-surgical brain stimulation effective for severe depression
        • April
          • Autistic people urge scientists to work alongside them
          • DNA predicts differences in intelligence and educational achievement
          • Mice reveal 38 new genes involved in hearing loss
          • No such thing as friendly neighbourhoods for lonely young people
          • Telephone and web-based CBT for IBS more effective than standard care
          • Alcohol Assertive Outreach Team awarded BMJ prize for Mental Health Team of the Year
        • May
          • #LetsTalkMentalHealthII series highlights youth voice in mental health
          • Regulation of health apps urgently needed to protect consumers
          • Teachers predict pupil success just as well as exam scores
        • June
          • Dr Shubulade Smith awarded a CBE
          • Study reveals roots of Parkinson's in the brain
          • Better care needed for people displaying first symptoms of bipolar disorder
        • July
          • First drug for preventing cluster headaches
          • Genetic study reveals metabolic origins of anorexia
          • Report reveals extent of poor physical health among people with mental illness
          • Stigma and stress: mental health problems common among MPs
          • Strategies used by people with autism to 'fit in' could delay diagnosis
          • Ten percent of hospital inpatients are alcohol dependent
          • Close monitoring essential to ensure safety of ketamine for depression
      • 2018
        • December
          • Clues to chronic fatigue syndrome in overactive immune response
          • Computers can 'spot the difference' between healthy brains and the brains of people with Dissociative Identity Disorder
          • Final report of the Mental Health Act Review accepted by Government
          • How bullying affects the brain
          • Lithium might work as an anti-aging drug, depending on your genes
          • Patient-carer relationships disrupted by hospital reorganisation
          • Professor Matthew Hotopf receives CBE at Buckingham Palace
        • November
          • IoPPN researchers & academics among most cited in the world
          • MDMA makes people cooperative, but not gullible
          • Parental 'feeding styles' reflect children's genes
          • Understanding Down syndrome opens door to Alzheimer's prevention trials
        • October
          • Increase in probable PTSD among British military
          • KCMHR partners with Phoenix Australia
          • University choice and achievement partly down to DNA
          • Call for tax hike on Roll-Your-Own cigarettes
        • September
          • 40,000 people urged to sign-up to the largest study of depression and anxiety
          • Discovery could explain failed clinical trials for Alzheimer's
          • Head above Water exhibit on South Bank
          • IoPPN researchers awarded over £2m to lead new mental health networks
          • King's College London opens Science Gallery London with HOOKED
          • Prenatal depression unlikely to affect unborn babies
          • The UK's leading mental health experts unite to solve treatment challenges
          • Searching for the brain activity behind success
        • August
          • Neuroimaging study identifies novel psychosis-related brain activity in adolescents
          • Tobacco pricing still affordable, despite rising prices
          • Cannabis extract helps reset brain function in psychosis
        • July
          • Brain volume drops in patients with PTSD
          • Depression-induced inflammation during pregnancy may impact newborns
          • Dr Sally Marlow interviews Jeremy Hunt for BBC Radio 4
          • Molehill Mountain – an app to help autistic people with anxiety
          • New fellows of King's College London
          • Professor Dame Til Wykes takes part in Hussain's House Live
          • Professor Sonuga-Barke elected a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy
          • Professor Ulrike Schmidt chosen as one of the NHS70 Women Leaders
        • June
          • CBE for Matthew Hotopf in Queen's Birthday Honours 2018
          • Gene therapy for spinal injury restores rats' hand function
          • Precision psychiatry on a global scale - launch of PONS
          • Professor Dinesh Bhugra elected President of the British Medical Association
          • Professor Elizabeth Bradbury honoured at Suffrage Science awards
          • Social awkwardness scuppers standing meetings
          • Link between autoimmune disorders and psychosis confirmed
          • World's largest autism grant will transform research landscape
        • May
          • Independent review presents interim report on detention under the Mental Health Act
          • Louise Arseneault elected as Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences
          • New drug compound targeting Alzheimer's protein identified
          • Sir Michael Rutter interviewed for #LetsTalkMentalHealth
          • How to build a brain: discovery solves evolutionary mystery
          • Young people with severe mental illness benefit from community treatment
        • April
          • Depressed, inactive and out of work – study reveals lives of lonely young adults
          • Dr Emmanuelle Peters receives British Psychological Society award
          • Engaging in physical activity decreases people's chance of developing depression
          • Major study identifies 44 genetic risk factors for depression
          • No evidence active service impacts well-being of children from military families
          • UK Biobank gives unparalleled potential for future biomedical research in mental health
        • March
          • Gene-edited mice may hold key to motor neurone disease
          • High IQ autistic people learn social skills at a price
          • New 2018 NIHR Senior Investigators announced
          • Prince Harry speaks at the 2018 Veterans' Mental Health Conference
          • Professor Oscar Marín awarded ERC Advanced Grant
          • Selective school students differ by genetics and GCSEs
          • Standard brain scans could predict cognitive decline in Parkinson's
          • Treating dementia in Down syndrome
        • February
          • Daily hassles linked to common form of depression
          • Expert review of e-cigarettes raises concern over misperceptions
          • Falling IQ scores in childhood may signal psychotic disorders in later life
          • IoPPN Professors announced as President and Secretary of Schizophrenia International Research Society
          • New animation enhances support for women with eating disorders during pregnancy
          • Pioneering technique helps people with schizophrenia control brain activity
          • Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft invested with a Knighthood
          • Study reveals new insights into early stages of brain development
          • UK cannabis market dominated by high-potency 'skunk'
        • January
          • 1 in 4 pregnant women have mental health problems
          • Adults who were born prematurely experience higher rates of psychiatric symptoms
          • Elizabeth Kuipers awarded OBE in New Year Honours
          • King's Bipolar Disorder researchers awarded international grant
          • Novel study discovers genes associated with depression after early life trauma
          • Self-help therapy tackles problematic menopause symptoms for working women
          • Study suggests exposure to trees, the sky and birdsong in cities beneficial for mental wellbeing
          • The Duchess of Cambridge visits King's College London's IoPPN and the Mother and Baby Unit at Bethlem Royal Hospital
          • Increasing cannabis potency linked to rising admissions to drug treatment
      • 2017
        • 12-December
          • Cannabidiol (CBD) could represent a 'new class of treatment' for psychosis
          • Carmine Pariante receives prestigious research grant
          • Child behaviour problems show biggest gap between DNA-based and twin heritability
          • Early life trauma may alter the brain's anatomy
          • Psychosis incidence highly variable internationally
          • People with Down Syndrome develop symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease 20-30 years before others
        • 11-November
          • A novel RARb agonist for spinal cord injury receives funding for a phase 1 trial from the MRC-DPFS
          • Avatar therapy may help to reduce auditory hallucinations for people with schizophrenia
          • Complications at birth associated with lasting chemical changes in the brain
          • Concentrated naloxone nasal spray as good as injection
          • First network analysis of patient flow in two UK hospitals published
          • Mental Health and Justice: protecting and respecting people's decisions
          • Oliver Howes receives Royal College of Psychiatrists Award
          • Potential for machine learning to predict unknown adverse drug reactions
          • Research unit to bring evidence to forefront of mental health policy
          • Scientists reveal new avenue for drug treatment in neuropathic pain
          • Study points to more positive outlook for people with psychosis than previously thought
          • Study reveals how drug could derail synapse loss in Alzheimer's disease
          • Study reveals new mechanisms of cell death in neurodegenerative disorders
          • Treatment cuts migraine days by half
        • 10-October
          • New study to take on depression in young people
          • One hour of exercise a week can protect against depression
          • Scientists reveal how inflammation affects the life of brain cells
          • 'Wise-up' to tobacco industry tax juggling tactics, warns new research
        • September
          • 17th Maudsley Forum 12-15 September 2017
          • Aspects of intelligence may be declining
          • Premature birth linked to older 'brain age' in adult life
          • Prof Plomin 'without peer in history of American behavioural genetics'
          • Researchers uncover the source of diabetic pain
          • Treating patients with health anxiety
          • Report highlights scale of dementia epidemic in Africa
        • 07-July
          • Brain stimulation may improve cognitive performance in people with schizophrenia
          • CDN researchers score a BBSRC Grants Hat-trick
          • Genes account for half of differences in social mobility
          • How neurons sense our everyday life
          • King's awarded £7m for NIHR Global Health Unit
          • Mothers with troubled childhoods more likely to have children with emotional and behavioural difficulties
          • Omega-3 fatty acids improve symptoms in children and adolescents with ADHD
          • Risk for bipolar disorder associated with faster ageing
          • Availability of cheap tobacco undermining efforts to cut smoking
        • 06-June
          • Drop in violence associated with smoke-free policy at psychiatric hospital
          • Epigenetic changes at birth could explain later behaviour problems
          • Older dads have 'geekier' sons
          • Queen's Birthday Honours 2017
          • Schoolchildren and local residents join King's College London researchers in science festival
          • Carmine Pariante receives 2017 Infant Mental Health Award
        • May
          • City life could present psychosis risk for adolescents
          • Dad's involvement with baby early on associated with boost in mental development
          • FREED awarded BMJ prize for Mental Health Team of the Year
          • IoPPN researches elected to Academy of Medical Sciences Fellowship
          • Loneliness in young adults linked to poor sleep quality
          • Researchers identify first genetic variant for anorexia nervosa
          • Severe mental illness linked to much higher risk for cardiovascular disease and associated early death
          • Pint of Science 2017
          • MRC Programme Grant awarded for INTREPID II
          • World's first Regius Chair in Psychiatry - Professor Sir Simon Wessely
        • April
          • A little inhibition shapes the brain's GPS
          • Chemotherapy drug may increase vulnerability to depression
          • Maudsley becomes London's Global Digital Exemplar
          • New centre for the Dementia Research Institute at King's
          • Plain packaging may reduce number of people who smoke
          • Research identifies brain cells that keep mice active
          • New IoPPN Dean appointed
        • March
          • Astronaut-in-training 'over the moon' to set new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the World's Largest Mental Health Lesson
          • Disrupting prostate cancer 'homing signal' could hold promise for new treatments
          • Eight IoPPN researchers win prestigious NIHR Awards
          • Joseph Bateman awarded funding to study rare genetic disease
          • King's experts ask: can cannabis be made safer?
          • New approach to diagnosing mental health disorders
          • Parental concerns reduce uptake of child flu vaccine
          • Prince Harry joins Veterans' Mental Health Conference
          • Study reveals how genetic defects can lead to childhood epilepsy
          • Scientists predict reading ability from DNA alone
        • February
          • Deprivation in early childhood can affect mental health in adulthood-news
          • Doctor of Science for Dame Til
          • Faster biological ageing could increase risk for depression in childhood
          • Genes control how information is duplicated in the nervous system
          • Maths and maps make you nervous? It could be in your genes
          • New method could fast-track existing drugs as novel treatments for depression
          • Post-deployment screening does not help reduce mental health disorders in UK Armed Forces
          • Study reveals resistance toward standing guidelines
        • January
          • ERC award for Matthew Grubb
          • Exploring a new approach for people with Alzheimer's disease
          • Martin Meyer receives Wellcome award
          • Online media use shows strong genetic influence
          • Schizophrenia could directly increase risk of diabetes
          • Stimulating the brain with electricity may reduce bulimia symptoms
          • Study reveals for first time that talking therapy changes the brain's wiring
          • A molecular switch helps interneurons find their way in the cortex
      • 2016
        • December
          • Friendship Bench therapy reduces anxiety and depression in Zimbabwe
          • Helping children recover from abuse – new study funded by NSPCC and ESRC
          • Forecasting which children will cost society the most
          • Louise Arseneault appointed as ESRC fellow
        • November
          • Epigenetics may help explain link between prenatal smoking and adolescent substance use
          • Most people with depression receive inadequate treatment
          • Liver-brain pathway may regulate alcohol consumption
          • BBSRC funds industry-led PhD training at King's
          • Dr John Tully wins RCPsych Award
          • Jessica Agnew-Blais wins Mental Health Foundation award
          • New world-class centre to reveal biological clues behind brain disorders
          • Sam Norton awarded MQ fellowship
          • Victims of childhood bullying more likely to be overweight as young adults
        • October
          • Early intervention shows promising long-term reduction in severity of autism symptoms
          • Early intervention shows promising long-term reduction in severity of autism symptoms
          • New study to tackle ADHD in young prisoners
          • People with autism 'follow their heads and not their hearts'
          • Professor Sir Simon Wessely announced as Regius Professor of Psychiatry
          • Bedtime use of media devices doubles risk of poor sleep in children
        • September
          • #REACHOut launch
          • New global initiative will engage 30 cities by 2030 to close the mental health gap
          • Dementia healthcare must adapt to tackle global dementia crisis
          • Touchscreens may improve motor skills in toddlers
          • RADAR-CNS website launches
          • Prof Carmine Pariante receives PNIRS Norman Cousins Award
          • NIHR Maudsley BRC receives £66m new investment from government
          • 16th Maudsley Forum 13-16 September 2016
          • Professor Diana Rose receives Wellcome Trust Investigator Award
          • Study finds links between depression and risk of developing extremist ideas
        • August
          • Beatriz Rico receives Wellcome Investigator Award
          • Psychosis associated with low levels of physical activity
          • Can't stand the heat? Study reveals how we work out if we're too hot
          • Unhealthy diet during pregnancy could be linked to ADHD
          • Study casts doubt on claim that people are over-optimistic
          • First IoPPN programme grant study to be published in NIHR Library
          • New tool tracks media coverage of mental health issues
          • Spatial ability is heritable and distinct from other abilities
        • July
          • New research identifies novel genes linked to motor neuron disease
          • Boredom can lead to more extreme political views
          • Brain inflammation linked to depression in multiple sclerosis
          • Clinicians should recommend e-cigarettes to patients who smoke
          • IoPPN honours Prof Irving Gottesman
          • New study examines Freud's theory of Hysteria
          • Scientists herald 'tipping point' in ability to predict academic achievement from DNA
        • June
          • Zebrafish reveal the ups and downs of vision
          • Parent-led tool opens up NHS children's heart surgery data to families
          • New research genes affects A-level choice and achievement
          • Biological factors may be involved in development of ADHD
          • Blood test to personalise depression treatment for the first time
          • 'Emotional blindness' - not autism - linked to impaired perception of internal sensations
          • London scientists block action of hallmark dementia protein in mice
          • Maurice Wohl Institute wins RIBA London Award
          • Services to mental health recognised in Queen's birthday honours
        • May
          • Multiple personality disorder may be rooted in traumatic experiences
          • Major report challenges diagnostic criteria for PTSD
          • ADHD may emerge after childhood for some people
          • More Psychotic Symptoms Among Children in Cities; New Study Explores Why
          • 54th Maudsley Debate
          • Cells carry 'memory' of injury, which could reveal why chronic pain persists
          • Prof Greenberg speaks at Invictus Games 2016
          • Study reveals why some depressed patients have blood inflammation
        • April
          • Ammar Al-Chalabi wins Sheila Essey Award
          • CRESTAR project selected by Russell Group to showcase EU research
          • ERC-funded study to examine how we define mental health disorders
          • High levels of mental illness reported by victims of human trafficking in the UK
          • Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy linked to reduced risk of depressive relapse
          • New report shows electronic cigarettes are beneficial to UK public health
          • Researchers launch international ADHD project
          • Smartphones and wearable devices could revolutionise medical care for people with brain disorders
          • Weekend admission to psychiatric hospital
        • March
          • Brain stimulation may reduce anorexia symptoms
          • Cannabis use in patients with psychosis linked to worse outcomes
          • Experts gather to discuss the future of veterans' mental health
          • How and when to treat depression in pregnancy
          • New insights into reward processing could aid understanding of ADHD and addiction
          • Nicole Kidman establishes IoPPN Scholarship in Health Psychology
          • Policy Idol 2016
          • Prof Houart receives MRC Suffrage Science honour
          • Prof Sir Rutter receives lifetime achievement award
          • Report highlights loneliness and lack of social integration amongst young people
          • Scientists pinpoint molecular signal that drives and enables spinal cord repair
          • Scientists shed light on genetics of therapy for children's anxiety
          • Study examines relationship between type 2 diabetes and depression
          • Study highlights King's world-class contribution to understanding of clozapine
        • February
          • Childhood maltreatment predicts range of negative outcomes in bipolar patients
          • Dr Patel to receive EPA prize
          • 'Grit' adds little to prediction of academic achievement
          • Kramer Pollnow Prize for Prof Kuntsi
          • Novel gene implicated in deafness
          • Prof Robin Morris receives BPS Lifetime Achievement Award
          • Street Triage reduces police detentions at no additional cost
          • Study sheds light on relationship between childhood IQ, low birthweight and psychosis
          • Suicide six times more likely in CFS patients compared to general population
        • January
          • EMCDDA publish report on antidote for heroin overdose
          • IoPPN Masters student wins Indigogold Award
          • New research examines suicide in new and expectant mothers
          • Study highlights scale of health support needed by military veterans
      • 2015
        • December
          • Damehood for Professor Til Wykes
          • BSc Psychology at King's College London
          • Four IoPPN research articles in Altmetric Top 100
          • Heightened blood flow in the brain linked to development of psychosis
          • Release of individual patient data from the PACE trial
          • Schizophrenia-associated genetic variants affect gene regulation in developing brain
          • Study highlights burden of eating disorders in South London
        • November
          • Brain patterns in ADHD and bipolar disorder
          • Brain training improves memory and performance of everyday tasks in older people
          • Dr Catmur receives Philip Leverhulme Prize
          • IoPPN research drives legislative change on heroin overdose treatment
          • Professor Shergill named Academic Researcher of the Year 2015
          • Researchers develop test to diagnose 'face blindness'
          • Study shows white matter damage may be caused by 'skunk-like' cannabis
          • Thinking happy thoughts - young people control 'emotional brain' using MRI technique
        • October
          • Dr Metrebian receives EMCDDA Award 2015
          • First Alzheimer's Research UK Dementia Symposium held at the IoPPN
          • First clinical evidence on the mental health toll of human trafficking
          • Gene could hold key to treating Parkinson's disease
          • MRI scans could predict patients at risk of major depressive disorder
          • Rates of mental health problems likely to increase in months after UK troops return home from Afghanistan
          • Study finds inflammation in the brain is linked to risk of schizophrenia
          • Treatments offer hope for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS/ME)
        • September
          • Anna-Monika prize presented to Professor Carmine Pariante
          • Antipsychotics increase risk of death in people with PDP
          • Brain cells get tweaked 'on the go'
          • Discrepancy between our own values and another's can impair lie detection
          • Eight IoPPN academics among the world's most influential scientific minds
          • How to improve mental health in six steps
          • King's and LSHTM drive mental health research in Africa
          • Negative symptoms of schizophrenia linked to poor clinical outcomes
          • Patients with first episode psychosis benefit from immediate referral to high-risk services
          • Prof Chaudhuri receives award for services to people suffering from RLS
          • Prof Chaudhuri's book 'highly commended' at BMA Medical Book Awards
          • Prof Moss-Morris receives BPS Outstanding Contribution to Research 2015 Award
          • Report highlights deep cuts in mental health funding since 2008
          • Study finds targeting exercise is not the best way to reduce prolonged sitting
          • Unemployment takes its toll on young people's mental health
          • Why do people with schizophrenia misinterpret social cues?
        • August
          • All evidence shows that e-cigarettes have potential to reduce the harms caused by smoking
          • Altered brain structure and risk of developing internalising symptoms associated with early adversity
          • BAP Senior Clinical Award presented to Dr Valeria Mondelli
          • Brain activity sheds light on ADHD persistence and recovery
          • Few NHS staff feel able to deal with victims of human trafficking – report
          • One in five over-65s drink at unsafe levels
          • Study offers first genetic analysis of people with extremely high intelligence
          • World Alzheimer Report 2015: a new case of dementia every three seconds worldwide
        • July
          • Cultural and economic factors affect European antidepressant use
          • Exploring the epigenetic impact of stress
          • Researchers measure ageing process in young adults
          • Same genes may influence GCSE results across range of subjects
        • June
          • Blood protein may indicate risk of Alzheimer's disease
          • BPS highlights research-led teaching
          • Childhood trauma gets under the skin
          • Depression during pregnancy could increase risk of offspring depression in adulthood
          • HRH The Princess Royal opens one of the world's leading neuroscience institutes
          • Inaugural postdoc network alternative careers event "brilliant"
          • Infants' superior perception discovered as predictor of autism symptoms
          • IoPPN academics among NIHR Senior Investigators
          • Partner violence more likely among people with mental illness
          • Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder may share genetic roots with creativity
          • Uncovering the biological basis of ADHD and autism
        • May
          • Academics join Fellowship of The Academy of Medical Sciences
          • Adolescent drinking could be driven by altered DNA
          • Antidepressants beneficial for women with postnatal depression
          • Athena SWAN Silver Award for IoPPN
          • Cardiovascular risk factors extremely high in people with psychosis
          • Could brain scans help predict schizophrenia?
          • Deciphering the neural code that links food to ageing
          • Victims of childhood bullying at higher risk of cardiovascular disease in later life
        • April
          • Biomarkers could predict response to antipsychotic treatment
          • E-cigarettes - does type and frequency of use influence quitting amongst smokers?
          • IoPPN Awards for budding scientists
          • Mindfulness therapy could offer alternative to antidepressants for preventing depression relapse
          • New study sheds light on development of anxiety within families
          • Prof Marin awarded Prix Roger De Spoelberch
          • Transforming the nature-nurture zeitgeist – 20 years of TEDS
          • Verbal therapy could block consolidation of fear memories in trauma victims
        • March
          • Am I normal? An analysis of penis lengths
          • Domestic violence leaves physical and psychological scars
          • Dr Andrea Danese receives SRCD award
          • King's awarded £10m for world-leading Hub for Neuropsychiatry Imaging Research and Therapeutics
          • Neuroscientist takes her science to Parliament
          • Novel neural pathway for odour tracking
          • Psychological therapy reduces self-harm in adolescents
          • Researchers discover new way that neurons alter their structure
          • Sir Terry Pratchett – a vigorous campaigner for dementia research
          • Targeting a cause of schizophrenia in the brain
        • February
          • Gender differences in prenatal brain development
          • Genetic influences on autism estimated at between 74-98%
          • Genetic overlap of same-sex attraction and mating success
          • Hearing voices video wins Cultural Institute prize
          • Key evidence on plain tobacco packaging published
          • Mindfulness and mood problems share genetic influences
          • MSc Addictions student wins bursary
          • New network of European neuroscientists
          • People with severe mental illness more often victims of crime
          • REACH grabs Consolidator Grant
          • Report highlights impact of KCMHR
          • 'Skunk-like' cannabis associated with 24% of new psychosis cases
          • Spontaneous activity shapes neuron development
        • January
          • Acetylcholine's role in cognitive flexibility
          • Anti-inflammatory drugs' effect on depression
          • Common genetic biological pathways for mental illnesses
          • Common mental disorders prevalent in UK military
          • Effect of genes on brain regions
          • Intelligence test meta-analysis supports Flynn Effect
          • New cholesterol-derived molecules linked to Alzheimer's
          • Poorer boys fare worse growing up in rich areas
          • Psychopathic offenders' response to punishment
          • Reducing fear avoidance beliefs key in chronic fatigue syndrome
          • Romantic partner present can make pain feel worse
          • Tobacco packaging report
          • Video-based therapy for babies to prevent autism
      • 2014
        • December
          • Accurate film on epilepsy
          • Addressing mental health globally
          • Alcohol policy conflict of interest
          • Epilepsy-story-link-page
          • Guideline on mental health in pregnancy updated
          • IoPPN researchers win schizophrenia award
          • Is ALS a multistep process?
          • MRC Fellowship awarded for new cannabis research
          • Schizophrenia research wins award from BMA
          • South London NHS Genomics Medicine Centre announced
        • November
          • Dr Helen Fisher receives MQ Fellows Award
          • Dr Paola Dazzan named Academic Psychiatrist of the Year 2014
          • Limiting duration of overseas deployment prevents mental health problems in UK troops
        • October
          • 20 years of cannabis research: what have we learned?
          • Babies' interest in human faces linked to callous and unemotional traits
          • Celebrating five years of the BRC Nucleus
          • Centre for Global Mental Health celebrates 5th anniversary
          • Experts welcome new guidance on take-home opiate antidote
          • Fish oils may prevent some forms of depression
          • King's joins global initiative to identify risk factors for mental illness
          • New research programme to address cognitive problems in psychosis
          • Professor Til Wykes receives Equality of Opportunity Award
          • Self-guiding axons map out the brain
          • Sleep sensors to prevent relapse in schizophrenia
          • Using hypnosis to understand symptoms of disorders of thought
          • Why is educational achievement heritable?
        • September
          • 40% of women with severe mental illness are victims of rape or attempted rape
          • Cervical cancer symptoms not recognised by young women
          • Chief Medical Officer's Annual Report focuses on mental health
          • Child maltreatment alters hormone levels linked to obesity
          • IoPPN backs campaign to make mental health a UN development goal
          • Prof Dinesh Bhugra begins Presidency of World Psychiatric Association
          • Prof Howard awarded Marcé Medal for perinatal mental health
          • Prof Veena Kumari granted Humboldt Award
          • Report finds scale and cost of dementia escalates
          • Study uncovers different routes to problem behaviour
          • Untangling the link between high cholesterol and Alzheimer's
          • Welcome to the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience
          • WHO-commissioned report on e-cigarettes misleading, say experts
          • World Alzheimer Report 2014: Evidence for dementia risk reduction
        • August
          • 2014 winners of the IoP Awards for Young Women in Science
          • Breathing new life into psychiatric education in Zimbabwe
          • Children's drawings indicate later intelligence
          • Epigenetic study bolsters understanding of Alzheimer's
          • When art meets science: new Cultural Institute collaboration
        • July
          • Director appointed for NIHR Maudsley BRC
          • Largest genetic study of schizophrenia points to new disease mechanisms
          • MPs donate DNA to help crack the genetic code of eating disorders
          • Prof Happé elected Fellow of the British Academy
          • Same genes drive maths and reading ability
          • Significant step towards blood test for Alzheimer's
          • Three IoP academics ranked as world's leading scientific minds
          • Who will binge-drink at age 16? European teen study pinpoints predictors
        • June
          • 1 in 5 cancer patients delay seeing their doctor
          • Attitudes towards mental health improving despite recession
          • IoP launches new MSc in Mindfulness research
          • IoP researchers to attend Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
          • Mental health recovery: 500 messages of hope
          • Molecular 'scaffold' could hold key to new dementia treatments
          • Schizophrenia and cannabis use may share common genes
        • May
          • Clinical Research Facility launched
          • Diabetes online: improving psychological support for patients
          • Environmental factors as important as genes in understanding autism
          • IoP academics feature at major UK summer festivals
          • King's joins AllTrials campaign
          • King's signs Concordat on Openness on Animal Research
          • Visual hallucinations more common than previously thought
          • What can teenagers' brains tell us about Alzheimer's disease?
          • World leading headache expert joins King's
        • April
          • Changing negative beliefs may help target eating disorder symptoms
          • Flagship MSc Psychiatric Research re-launched for 2014-15
          • Impact of childhood bullying still evident after 40 years
          • John Toulmin Lecture in Law & Psychiatry - Professor Elyn R Saks
          • Online therapy could improve student mental health
          • Professor Young elected President of ISAD
          • Provision for mental capacity in Assisted Dying Bill 'not robust enough'
          • Small cash incentives improve hep B vaccination rates among injecting drug users
        • March
          • Cancer survival rates low for people with serious mental illness
          • Childhood nightmares linked to increased risk of psychotic traits
          • Depression costs European businesses £77 billion
          • Oxytocin could provide new treatment for anorexia
          • Predicting suicide attempts with electronic medical records
          • Prof Murray Hon. Fellow of American College of Psychiatrists
          • Quitting smoking improves mental health
          • Study shows benefits of community treatment of schizophrenia
          • World's first Professor in User Led Research
        • February
          • Award for Young Women in Science runs for second year
          • IoP team win Lion's Den Challenge 2014
          • Lifetime achievement award for Prof Janet Treasure
          • New project to identify how online rumours affect our health
          • Podcast: Discrimination & LGBT mental health
          • Scientists identify gene linking brain structure to intelligence
          • Stigma 'key deterrent' in accessing mental health care
          • UK troops mentally resilient and 'faring better' than US peers
          • Undernutrition a major problem for people with dementia
        • January
          • Adopted children missing out on mental health treatments
          • Prof Scott awarded CBE for services to families
          • Professor Wessely elected President of RCPsych
          • Professor Yule named one of UK's top 100 scientists
          • Researchers investigate why some children grow out of ADHD
      • 2013
        • December
          • Differences in students' GCSE scores owe more to genetics than environment
          • King's researchers part of UK Dementias Research Platform
          • New gene discovery for common form of ALS
          • King's wins two public health research partnerships
          • Nine new scholarships for MSc Global Mental Health
          • Number of people with dementia to rise to 135m by 2050
          • One-day self-confidence workshops 'can reduce depression'
          • Podcast: G8 Dementia Summit
        • November
          • Bulimia and the brain: responses to body image and food
          • Can 'rock, paper, scissors' help us understand delusions in schizophrenia?
          • IoP launches new free online addictions course
          • IoP receives £5m to advance personalised treatment for schizophrenia
          • IoP scientists identified as 'highly influential biomedical researchers'
          • King's Awards recognise IoP achievements
          • Modafinil could help fight depression
          • Prof Kuipers receives WISE Lifetime Achievement Award
          • Safe, stable relationships break the cycle of abuse
        • October
          • Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day at the IoP
          • Depression and poor diet during pregnancy 'can affect child cognitive function'
          • Dr Jim Birley CBE
          • Injectable opioid treatment for chronic heroin addiction more cost-effective than oral methadone
          • People with mental health problems at high risk of being victims of crime
          • School body image lessons improve teen body esteem
          • New EU research to tackle 'hidden nature' of codeine misuse
          • Toddlers' brain-wiring develops to accommodate new words
          • Two IoP health psychologists win BPS awards
        • September
          • 2014 IoP/MRC studentships announced
          • King's College London ranked in top 20 in world
          • Patient involvement in research boosts study success
          • The future of mental health services
          • Welcome to new IoP students!
          • World Alzheimer Report 2013
        • August
          • Brain scans could predict response to antipsychotic medication
          • Brain stimulation may reduce symptoms of anorexia
          • Prof Allan Young to head up new IoP Centre for Affective Disorders
          • Prof Kopelman receives distinguished INS award
        • July
          • Comedian Jo Brand elected Honorary Fellow at King's
          • IoP hosts major summit to challenge stigma and discrimination in mental health
          • IoP scientist receives prestigious 2013 Klerman Prize Honorable Mention
          • IVF for male infertility linked to increased risk of intellectual disability and autism in children
          • King's awarded £2.5m to build computer model of epileptic brain
          • Lifetime Achievement Award for Prof Howlin
          • Louise Howard awarded prestigious NIHR Research Professorship
          • New brain treatments: proceed with care
          • Panorama: Soldier Suicide figures
          • People with mental health problems hit harder by recession
          • Researchers reveal how 'obesity gene' triggers weight gain
          • SGDP celebrates 100 years of the MRC
        • June
          • Hubris syndrome - Lord Owen speaks to IoP students
          • IoP hosts international conference on DSM-5
          • Poorly managed pain relief can have devastating consequences for addicts
          • Professor Til Wykes receives NIMH Merit Award
          • Specialist care helps develop relationship between mothers with severe mental illness and their newborn children
          • 'Uniform to work day' for Reservist at King's
          • US spends 18 times more on autism research than UK
        • May
          • Avatar therapy helps silence voices in schizophrenia
          • Child maltreatment increases risk of adult obesity
          • Effects of stress on brain cells offer clues to new anti-depressant drugs
          • Link between domestic violence and perinatal mental health disorders
          • Number of people in UK diagnosed with eating disorders is increasing
          • Prof Martin Prince new Head of HSPR Department
          • Professor Steve Williams elected Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences
        • April
          • Epigenetic changes shed light on biological mechanism of autism
          • Genetics explain 42% of antidepressant response
          • IoP at Wonder Season: art & science of the brain
          • £1.3m grant for epilepsy self-management trial
          • 'Strikingly similar' brains of man and fly may aid mental health research
          • The new face of the Institute of Psychiatry
          • Time to Change evaluation shows drop in mental health discrimination
        • March
          • £1 million to investigate epigenetic factors in schizophrenia
          • Inspiring Women: in conversation with Prof Dame Sally Davies
          • Inspiring Women: professors at the Institute of Psychiatry
          • Lithium shows no benefit to MND patients
          • New scholarships for MSc in Global Mental Health
          • Older grandfathers pass on autism risk through generations
          • Report calls for strengthening of academic psychiatry
          • Smokers with mental health conditions need more help to quit
          • UK military personnel at increased risk of violent offending
        • February
          • 47th Maudsley Debate: Risk in Psychiatry
          • British-Chinese adoption study
          • First MSc in Early Intervention in Psychosis
          • People with disabilities at greater risk of violence and mental illness
          • Research reveals new properties for tau, a key protein in dementia
          • The Queen awards Regius Professorship of Psychiatry to King's
        • January
          • British 'stiff upper lip' may prevent early presentation for cancer symptoms
          • Child autism expert joins the IoP
          • Decline in verbal ability in adolescence linked to psychosis in later life
          • Honours for IoP Professors
          • Mental health approach to teenage alcohol prevention is successful
          • Prof Morris receives BPS Neuropsychology award
          • Quitting smoking reduces anxiety
          • Rehabilitation therapies can lead to recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome
      • 2012
        • December
          • Cannabis addiction expert joins the IoP
          • Discovery of pathway leading to depression reveals new drug targets
          • Emigration of children to urban areas can protect parents from depression
          • Global mental health project led by King's wins € 5.8m award
          • Japanese researcher awarded prize to carry out research at the IoP
          • Mental health in South East London
          • People with mental disorders more likely to have experienced domestic violence
          • Research reveals why some teenagers more prone to binge drinking
          • Rewarding people to live healthier lives is acceptable, if it works
        • November
          • 46th Maudsley Debate: the law's drug problem
          • Care of people with schizophrenia and psychosis falling 'catastrophically short'
          • Dean of IoP honoured by University of Copenhagen
          • Discovery of molecular pathway of Alzheimer's disease reveals new drug targets
          • IoP honoured at RCPsych Awards
          • OASIS: ten years of early intervention
          • Pregnant women with mental health disorders need more help to quit smoking
          • Research may explain why some people with schizophrenia do not respond to treatment
          • Risk gene for cannabis psychosis
          • Sick doctors returning to work struggle with feelings of shame and failure
          • Standing up for Science
          • Text mining: technology to speed up Alzheimer's biomarker discovery
        • October
          • £0.5 million for research into human trafficking
          • ADHD drugs help children make moral choices
          • Celebrating women in science
          • Current genetic tests unlikely to improve antidepressant treatment
          • 'Friendship Bench': scaling up mental health services in Zimbabwe
          • Illness during military deployment linked to mental health problems
          • IoP launches new 'Making a Difference' series
          • Mental health record database reaches 200,000 patients
          • Over three quarters of people with depression report discrimination
          • Professional-Influence
          • Professor Griffith Edwards, CBE
          • Publications
          • Smoking cessation expert joins the IoP
        • September
          • Biomarkers for antidepressant treatment response
          • New international exchange scheme announced
          • Public attitudes to the UK Armed Forces
          • Schizophrenia: does 'gene talk' help remove self-blame?
          • UKCRC recognises clinical trials expertise at King's
          • Uncertainty and psychological impact of Fukushima
        • August
          • Genetic variants linked to bipolar disorder
          • Teenage cannabis use linked to decline in IQ
          • The London riots, a psychiatrist's perspective
          • Two treatments for CFS/ME also cost-effective
        • July
          • Common causes for ASD, schizophrenia and bipolar
          • Men encouraged to take part in unique study
          • Mental health 2.0
          • Overcoming heroin addiction
          • Violence in Army personnel returning from combat
        • May
          • Brain networks and teenage drug use
          • Effect of Psychiatric Medication on Brain Structure
          • European Roadmap for Mental Health
          • Lack of evidence about human trafficking
          • Levels of dementia underestimated in developing countries
          • New Head of Department for Psychology at the IoP
          • Psychopathy linked to brain abnormalities
          • Reduction in mental health discrimination
          • World-class imaging centre launched
        • April
          • Bullied children three times more likely to self harm
          • Childhood intelligence linked to long-term sick leave
          • Improving service user experience
          • Increasing drug use in older adults
          • IoP Alzheimer's disease Open Day
          • New tool to recognise depression in diabetes
          • The case of Anders Breivik
        • March
          • Dementia drugs can help many more sufferers
          • Peer-led parenting classes prove effective
          • Predicting psychosis in high-risk patients
          • Promising treatment for rare neurological disorder
          • Stem cell study aids quest for MND therapies
          • Unprecedented collaboration in autism research
        • February
          • CBT effective in treating menopause symptoms
          • DNA tags key to brain changes in mental disorders
          • Entertainment and the mental well-being of troops
          • Mild cognitive impairment in L. America, China and India
          • Mortality of older people in developing countries
          • Patients' brains may adapt to ADHD medication
        • January
          • Brain response to cannabis
          • Drug policies: some effective, some weak, many ill-considered
          • IoP launches new Research Excellence Travel Fellowships
          • Long-term effect of war on healthcare costs
          • Opioid treatment gets Government go-ahead
          • Professor Dinesh Bhugra awarded CBE
          • Researchers identify facial expression for anxiety
      • 2011
        • December
          • "Brain tsunamis" are clue to helping victims of major head injuries
          • "Hazardous" drinking in minor injuries unit similar to that of emergency care
          • Childhood Theory of Mind may predict bullying victimisation
          • CRIS highlighted as exemplar in PM speech
          • Prof Plomin selected for first Advanced ERC Award at the IoP
          • Study reveals financial burden of autism in very young children
        • November
          • Dr Rina Dutta named RSM Young Research Trainee of the year
          • Groundbreaking research institute at Denmark Hill
          • IoP Professor leads The Schizophrenia Commission
          • IoP showcases exciting plans for new Education Hub
          • Link found between substance use and ADHD
          • mentalhealthcare.org.uk awarded funding by Maudsley Charity
          • Novel mechanism for memory formation discovered
          • Scans to predict result of psychotic episodes
          • Study finds 1 in 12 teenagers self-harm but most stop by their twenties
        • October
          • Barriers to seeking treatment for breast cancer
          • Community CBT workshops prove effective for treating insomnia symptoms
          • IoP researchers collaborate in 'most powerful genetic studies of psychosis to date'
          • Lack of consistency in assessing Deprivation of Liberty
          • Positive effect of stimulant medication for ADHD
          • Prof Dinesh Bhugra voted President-Elect of the WPA
          • 'Sensitivity gene' predicts whether anxious children will benefit from CBT
          • Special ceremony to honour IoP Deans
          • Women still have hot flushes and night sweats years after the menopause
        • September
          • 2011 World Alzheimer's Report
          • In dialogue with His Holiness the Dalai Lama
          • Increasing mortality gap for mental health sufferers must be addressed
          • Iraqi civilians hit hard by suicide bombs
          • Prof Martin Prince receives IPA Distinguished Service Award
          • Prof Trudie Chalder nominated President-Elect of BABCP
          • Research reveals why certain children are difficult to parent
          • Twin study reveals epigenetic alterations of psychiatric disorders
        • August
          • 9% of women have suicidal thoughts after giving birth
          • Childhood maltreatment linked to long-term depression
          • Eating disorders linked to fertility problems and unplanned pregnancies
          • New funding for King's BRCs
          • New link found between Alzheimer's disease and healthy ageing
          • Post-traumatic stress disorder common after stroke
        • July
          • Cancer drugs may help treatment of schizophrenia
          • CBT helps psychosis patients process threats in less distressing way
          • Impact of behaviour on alleviating menopausal symptoms
          • IoP teaching awards announced
          • Minority of patients express persistent desire for hastened death
          • New report on the use of animals containing human material published today
          • Onset of psychosis could be predicted by brain scans
          • Poor homecoming impacts Reservist's mental health
          • Prescribing antidepressants to dementia patients could prove more harm than good
          • Professor Francesca Happé awarded Rosalind Franklin Award
          • Global Mental Health Challenges for the next decade
          • Professor John Weinman awarded Honorary Fellowship
          • Shrinking brain could aid diagnosis of depression
        • June
          • Babies tune in to human voices even when they are sleeping
          • Dr Jigar Jogia wins the Samuel Gershon Award for Bipolar Disorder
          • Domestic violence in pregnancy linked to child behavioural problems
          • Gisli Gudjonsson awarded CBE
          • Depression and work performance
          • New films for mentalhealthcare.org.uk made with British Psychological Society support
          • Public Engagement: Alzheimer's Disease Open Day
          • Researchers link between OCD and eating disorders in teenagers
        • May
          • Stress changes brain size during psychosis
          • CBT works: a Spanish study
          • Chunking in early Alzheimer's disease
          • Fostering Changes
          • Medfest-2011
          • Successful interventions lead to reductions in teenage drinking
          • Serious mental illness shortens lives
          • Scientists find genetic link to depression
          • Finger length clue to motor neuron disease
          • CBT methods succeed against IBS
          • Identifying brain dysfunction preceding psychosis
          • Coping with rejection
          • GP alerts for epilepsy mortalities
        • April
          • Promotion, prevention and early intervention
          • New gene found with potential role in female drinking
          • New target for developing effective anti-depressants
          • Study reveals bias in X-chromosome balancing act
          • Scientists find gene linked to alcohol consumption
          • Professor Mark Richardson to lead the IoP Department of Clinical Neuroscience
          • Alzheimer's Disease Open Day 2011
        • March
        • February
          • Schizophrenia 'mirrored' in healthy brains
          • The Alzheimer's inheritance mystery
          • New guidance to tackle alcohol problems
          • Smoking can contribute to dementia
          • King's researchers star in Alzheimer's charity relaunch
          • Star student wins inaugural research award
          • Analysis of Violent Deaths of Iraqi Civilians
          • Understanding brain changes in older people
          • Explaining behaviour in early dementia
          • Why can't I stop worrying?
          • A chicken and egg story: whiplash
          • Children's genes influence response to education
          • IoP research impacts on policy and patients
        • January
          • Personality moderates adolescent alcohol use
          • Ultrasound scans in premature babies predict their social and cognitive functioning as adolescents
          • Nidotherapy reduces hospital bed usage
          • Barriers to domestic violence disclosure
          • Researchers shape ADHD drug use
          • Childhood self-control predicts future
          • Tackling children's alcohol related emergency visits
          • Scientists show brain 'wiring' in babies
          • Investment for those with cancer
          • Prestigious Excellence Fellowship Programme launched
          • NARSAD award three top IoP researchers
          • Genetics and teen smoking risk
          • Murray awarded knighthood
      • 2010
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      • 2008
        • December
          • Crisis houses viable alternative to psychiatric wards for voluntary admissions
          • Institute Success in the RAE Assessment
          • Intelligence predicts sperm quality in new study
          • Link between insomnia and paranoid thinking identified
          • New treatment for recurring depression
          • Next steps for Academic Health Sciences Centre
        • November
          • Gilbert Blane Medal Award
          • Lithium and MND – the need for a definitive answer
          • New study to assess post-traumatic stress disorder in ambulance workers
          • Researchers identify a gene for cocaine addiction
          • Talking therapies can help control diabetes
          • The cost of MS to the UK economy
        • October
          • Adult health risk increases in adolescents who drink
          • Compulsive Hoarding may be a separate syndrome from OCD
          • Genetic consortium discover gene deletion that increases risk of schizophrenia
          • King's Centre for Military Health highly commended
          • Mental health and debt – implications identified in new think tank report
          • Movement for Global Mental Health is launched on World Mental Health Day
          • New research shows pre-school children also suffer from PTSD
          • New secure care and psychiatry research centre opens
          • Professor Eric Taylor rewarded for outstanding achievement in ADHD research
          • Study examines how and why some children become chronically abused by peers
        • September
          • CLUMPHAP: A simple tool for performing haplotype-based association analysis
          • IoP research worker awarded British Psychological Society Psychobiology Section undergraduate project prize
          • Online database reveals structural brain abnormalities in bipolar disorder
          • Study reveals cultural differences in attitudes towards caring for people with dementia
          • Variations in antidepressant prescribing suggest disparities in provision of care
          • Why do UK military personnel refuse the anthrax vaccine?
        • August
          • Bipolar Disorder genetic consortium discover genes which increase the risk of developing Bipolar Affective Disorder
          • Inflammation in depression confirmed in three independent studies
          • Low social capital is associated with increased rates of schizophrenia
          • SGENE Consortium discover deletions in the Human Genome linked to risk of Schizophrenia
          • What makes one person paranoid and another anxious?
        • July
          • Alzheimer's Research Trust and Centre for Neurodegeneration Research Open Day report published
          • Antidepressants have limited efficacy in juvenile depression
          • Depression and stress increases likelihood of chronic fatigue in later life
          • GPs with Special Interest provide more satisfactory care for patients with headache at less cost
          • Molecular memories mark males from females
          • Multiple vaccinations have not caused ill health in UK soldiers in Iraq
          • New neuroimaging research highlights interplay with genes and environment as risks for major depression
          • New study into decision-making capacity in patients admitted to psychiatric hospitals
          • Obesity gene works by influencing appetite
          • Prevalence of dementia in the developing world 'underestimated'
          • Retrain scheme is awarded for innovation and excellence
          • Robin Murray Research Centre opens in Sao Paulo, Brazil
        • June
          • Cost of mental health care up to 2026 - new report published
          • Different brain dysfunctions in ADHD patients compared to children with conduct disorder
          • Eight IOP researchers scoop NARSAD young investigator awards
          • Important new study of CBT for schizophrenia
          • IoP Experts at Cheltenham Science Festival
          • Major biomedical ethics funding for King's
          • Scientists launch major study into depression
          • Top scientists warn of dementia threat to NHS
        • May
          • Defining social exclusion and its relationship with mental health
          • Dr Daniel Freeman wins clinical psychology award
          • High rates of physical illness amongst depressed people
          • Improving physical health for people with severe mental health problems
          • MPs back hybrid embryo research
          • Music and the Mind
          • Two new academy of medical sciences fellows
        • April
          • Can micro-scaffolding help stem cells rebuild the brain after stroke?
          • Childhood maltreatment history contributes to the risk for medical illness in depressed adults
          • Largest ever genetics study includes two IOP research projects
          • Nine IoP NIHR senior investigators announced
          • Size zero culture damages models and general public
          • Virtual reality tube ride reveals extent of public paranoia
        • March
          • Brain scans highlight effectiveness of one bi polar medication during depressive phase
          • Brain-imaging evidence of poor inhibition in people with bi-polar disorder
          • Can brain imaging help to diagnose depression?
          • Girls' childhood hyperactivity and physical aggression predict adult adjustment problems
          • How age changes brain responses to facial expressions of emotion
          • How negative symptoms of schizophrenia impact on the recognition of facial expressions
          • Maudsley '100 years' and establishing the mental health biomedical research centre
          • Psychological effects of chemical weapons: follow-up study on WW1 veterans
          • Relationship between compliance, false suggestion and ADHD amongst prisoners
        • February
          • Being bullied can contribute to children's internalising problems
          • Heavy cannabis use damages gums
          • Ministers announce talking therapies roll-out
          • New training for Sri Lankan psychologists following 2004 Tsunami
          • No link between MMR jab and autism spectrum disorders
        • January
          • Antipsychotics no better than placebo for aggression in the intellectually disabled
          • Callous and unemotional traits in UK children and adolescents
          • Child mental health issues need to be addressed
          • Children with obsessive compulsive disorder show abnormalities in inhibitory brain networks
          • Debt, income and mental disorder in the general population
          • Increased activation in left anterior cingulate during reward in people with Asperger's syndrome
          • Intervention not medication: treating children with conduct problems effectively
      • 2007
        • December
          • Genetic and environmental influences on victims, bullies and bully-victims in childhood
          • Intelligence and working memory may be the key to identifying the genes for schizophrenia
          • Very preterm births associated with altered brain structure and cognitive impairment in adolescence
        • November
          • Anthony Clare: Psychiatry's Ambassador to the Public
          • Bhugra is president-elect of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
          • Depressive symptoms in older people higher in European Latin countries
          • Difficult childhoods predict later psychological problems in UK military men
          • Higher IQ found in breastfed babies if the right gene is present
          • Impact of diet on brain specific gene expression, adult neurogenesis and behaviour
          • Litvinenko poisoning caused limited public concern
          • Parenting academy opens at King's
          • People with schizophrenia can be more logical
          • Personality-targeted interventions delay growth of binge drinking in adolescence
          • Poor school performance linked to schizophrenia
          • Shell shock and mild traumatic brain injury - a historical review
        • October
          • £170 million boost to mental health therapies
          • Brain scans reveal circuits that control food intake
          • Clear anatomical brain differences in women with autism
          • Drug no more than a placebo in treating behavioural symptoms of Alzheimer's
          • Paternal age and autism research up for Times Higher Award
          • Severe mental illness in mothers can affect children's long-term health and development
          • Trends in UK family life and in adolescent conduct problems - possible links
        • September
          • Mental illness contributes significantly to global disease burden
          • Paul Getty III funds King's epilepsy chair
        • August
          • High pressure jobs linked to depression and anxiety
          • Increased risk of suicide in hot weather
          • Is anorexia the female Asperger's?
          • King's Professor leads dementia strategy
          • No clear differences in science performance amongst boys and girls
          • Overstretch by the armed forces increases mental health risk
          • Psychopharmacologists pay tribute to eminent professors R Kerwin and L Pilowsky
        • July
          • Cannabis smokers 'are taking huge risk of psychotic illness'
          • New consortium wins £18 million bid to fight growing problem of mental health discrimination
          • New statistical genetics unit based at Institute of Psychiatry
          • Temporal lobe dysfunction in children with ADHD may explain attention problems
        • June
          • Genes Underlie both Academic Underachievement and hyperactivity
        • May
          • Are antisocial youths cognitively impaired?
          • Cognitive remediation therapy can help schizophrenia patients
        • April
          • Antisocial Behaviour in boys leads to ill health in men
          • Enduring Consequences of London Bombings
          • Foundation trust awarded £12 million in Department of Health R&D grants
          • Higher Risk of Psychiatric Disorders in children looked after by local authorities
          • Truth about biological effects of depression - new research presented at conference
        • March
          • New Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study in Schizophrenia Patients
          • No robust evidence yet regarding Community Treatment Orders
          • Unique Brain Scanning Trial to Explore ADHD Functionality
          • Women with eating disorders higher risk of obstetric complications
        • February
          • Aromatherapy massage proven to improve anxiety in cancer patients
          • Important genetic link to autism
          • New Report Predicts Soaring Cost of Dementia
        • January
          • Childhood abuse can harm health as an adult
          • Electroconvulsive therapy effective option for severe depression
          • HRH opens flagship research centre
          • Is Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder properly diagnosed and treated in adults?
      • 2006
        • December
          • Biological Brain Differences found in Criminal psychopaths when processing facial emotions
          • Success in Department of Health Research Centre bid
        • November
          • New research provides fresh insight into why certain ethnic minority groups experience higher rates of psychoses
          • Relationship between false confessions and perceptions of parental rearing practices
        • October
          • Alzheimer's blood test development
          • Eating Disorders Unit urges fashion bosses to ban 'clearly anorexic' girls
          • Focus on World Mental Health Day: photography exhibition opens at the Institute of Psychiatry
          • IoP Centre for Cellular Behaviour shares US National Institute of Health grant worth $2.9 million
          • New efficacy results for schizophrenia anti-psychotic drugs
          • Pre-screening for mental health conditions in armed forces - is there a need?
        • September
          • ADHD awareness week
          • Mad Tales from Bollywood
          • South London Pupils Attend Mental Health Awareness Days
          • The life and death of Harry Farr
          • Time to give up on a single explanation for Autism
          • What do we know about the health and experiences of the UK Armed Forces personnel?
        • August
          • IoP launches podcasting service
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