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MQ Mental Health Research
Supporting mental health research so that we can better understand, treat and one day prevent mental illness.
About MQ Mental Health Research
For the last 13 years MQ has supported ground-breaking research into mental health. Our vision is simple: to create a world where mental illness is understood, effectively treated, and ultimately prevented. With the help of our supporters and a global network of leading scientists we can make this a reality. Together we are championing and funding research into mental health that will change millions of lives. Our story: Right now, one in four people in the UK is living with a mental health condition. That’s nearly 15 million people with an illness that affects their wellbeing, their relationships with family and friends, and their ability to work. For many the experience can be painful, exhausting and isolating. Despite extraordinary advances in treating physical health conditions, progress in understanding mental illness, and research into its causes, treatments and prevention, is nowhere near equal. In fact it falls woefully short, leaving millions of people worldwide without the help and support they need. We’re here to change that. We are the first major charity funding much-needed scientific research to transform the lives of everyone affected by mental illness. And with our community of supporters and an international network of talented researchers we can make this a reality. #WithoutResearchItsJustGuesswork
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Research & Knowledge
MQ Mental Health Research published new research in The Lancet Psychiatry analyzing health records from over 13.5 million people in England covering the period from January 2020 to June 2023, revealing that vaccination alone wasn't enough to close a gap for years into the pandemic.
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Research & Knowledge
MQ Mental Health Research published a new study testing whether an AI chatbot can deliver therapy directly, comparing its performance against previous research on human therapist performance.
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Presence & Recognition
MQ Mental Health Research joined the Mental Health Foundation in calling on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to prioritize prevention of poor mental health in his first 100 days.
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Research & Knowledge
MQ Mental Health Research published a new study looking into an unconventional PTSD treatment combining movement, music, and immersive technology for Canadian participants.
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Research & Knowledge
MQ Mental Health Research published a four-year study of over 65,000 adults showing that replacing TV time with active or restorative behaviours was linked to lower rates of major depression.
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