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This article discusses the importance of harmonizing the reporting of light interventions in psychiatry to enhance the impact of light-based research and develop more effective therapies for mood disorders. Manuel Spitschan PhD Renske Lok, PhD Laura Kervezee Dr Elise McGlashan Ray P. Najjar

This article is a study on problematic smartphone use and its relationship to anxiety, depression, and sleep in students aged 13-16 years old in the UK. Ben Carter Nicky Kalk Andrea Cipriani Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE Amir Sariaslan Dr Nagina Khan Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry To read the full article, please access

New meta-analysis of the association between childhood adversity and affective instablity across psychiatric disorders. Strongest effects for emotional abuse. w/ Chris Saville Filippo Varese Steven Marwaha L-J Stokes, Peter Taylor, and others. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ac…

I was interviewed for this role back in 2017 and Colin Melville was appointed instead. I won’t be applying again…but let’s encourage others to step-up and move things forward.

Our concluding paragraph in short piece on evidence examining links between schizophrenia and violence. Relevant to today’s discussions in the UK on the CQC report on Nottingham and Calocane. paper open access: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

‘Mental health services in crisis are abandoning patients to meet targets’. Me on #OffRolling five years ago: tinyurl.com/55ew5h7y

Check out "Kafka in Mind" eventbrite.co.uk/e/kafka-in-min… @Eventbrite

On 25th Sept 2024, 2-4pm at the Richard Doll Lecture Theatre, explore Kafka’s work and its ties to the mind, mental illness, and societal alienation. Register here: kafkainmind.eventbrite.co.uk  #KafkaInMind #OxfordEvents #MentalHealth

'Kafka in Mind' is on 25 Sept, 2-5pm. This conversation on Kafka’s work related to Mind and Mental Illnesses is part of the Oxford Kafka celebrations. Speakers include our SRF Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE, and Ockenden Fellow and Tutor in German Carolin Duttlinger: bit.ly/4fLGjqC Oxford Kafka

🌫 Do different people respond differently to the affective impacts of air pollution? 💡 Interesting study used experience sampling over one year and found substantial interindividual variability in people's affective sensitivity to air pollution journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Can the NHS really root out racism from the service if it cannot confront the institutional racism that persists within it? NHS Dorset chief executive Patricia Miller blogs for us, drawing parallels with her experiences of Britain in the 1980s 👇 nhsconfed.org/articles/nhs-n…

This is such an important scheme, particularly so in less research intensive universities

Oh dear. If this is the basis for the Nice guideline, quality of studies and inclusion a bit odd. Then again, I could be wrong. I really hope so. Yoga and acupuncture. And mirtazapine. Oh dear.

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📢EVENT: Join Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE Carolin Duttlinger and others for our Kafka in Mind event, which will explore Kafka’s work in relation to the mind and mental illnesses. Information & tickets: tinyurl.com/c8jfx85k Oxford Kafka #oxfordkafka2024 #franzkafka #Kafka2024

Extremism, Racism and Mental Health: social, psychological, cultural, and political determinants of riots osf.io/preprints/psya… via Center for Open Science

A reminder that the deadline is fast approaching for this exciting opportunity to join us as Associate Professor of Psychiatry. Applications must be in by 12noon tomorrow.

Sorrow 🙁 So sad A giant. Lovely man - sharp wit - direct - superb intellect and did so much for patient care and the entire system, globally. His intense gaze when processing - I’ll miss it and him deeply. Love and condolences to his family.

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Sir David Goldberg. He was a pioneer in the field of psychiatry and leaves a rich legacy. Our thoughts and condolences are with his family and friends.