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Oxford Sparks: Brain and mental health

WEBOxford Sparks is the place to explore and discover exciting scientific research from the University of Oxford. To coincide with the University's ' Brain and mental health ' …

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Investigating the impact of sleep on brain and mental health

WEBProfessor Russell Foster is the perfect interviewee: thoughtful, self-deprecating, anticipating questions and delivering entertaining stories and reflections alike in whole sentences …

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The make-up of the brain

WEBThe cerebral cortex is a thin layer made up of grey matter, where neurons are densely concentrated, covering the brain and controlling high-level cognitive functions. The …

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Sleep and circadian rhythm in brain and mental health

WEBExperts at Oxford are leading the way in analysing how sleep affects the brain, how it impacts our mental health and how it can be used in the rehabilitation of stroke patients. …

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Brain and mental health from infancy to adolescence

WEBResearch has shown that 75% of mental health problems emerge before the age of 18. Experts at Oxford are analysing the brain’s development from infancy through to …

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Futuremakers: Brain and Mental Health

WEBEpisode 1: Brain injury and rehabilitation . In the first episode of the series, Professor Lennox talks to Jenny Clarke, CEO and co-founder of the charity SameYou.. SameYou’s …

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Parental and maternal mental health

WEBThe results highlight the ongoing need to address maternal mental health problems and to offer women the support they need. 13% of women reported suffering from anxiety and …

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Social media, the digital world and mental health

WEBThe Programme on Adolescent Well-Being in the Digital Age, led by the OII’s Professor Andrew Przybylski and funded by the Huo Family Foundation, runs until 2025 and aims …

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Brain and mental health innovation at Oxford

WEBTurning the tide on mental health. Mental Health and Dementia are a global healthcare crisis, affecting over one billion people worldwide. Of those, over 400 million people are …

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Transforming health services with the power of AI

WEBIt is not the sort of thing you expect an Oxford Professor to say.. But David Clifton, the Royal Academy of Engineering Chair of Clinical Machine Learning and NIHR Research …

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Language, literature and mental health

WEBJune 2023. Experts at Oxford are examining how the written word can impact, and reflect the state of, our mental health. Our researchers are working on new interventions for …

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War, radicalisation and refugees

WEBUnderstanding radicalisation and mental health. Professor Kamaldeep Bhui, a researcher from the Department of Psychiatry, in partnership with researchers from the University of …

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A history of neuroscience at Oxford

WEBEarly years and the English Civil War. Thomas Willis was born in 1621 – the same year that Burton published The Anatomy of Melancholy.. He grew up a few miles outside of …

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Recognising the impact of the climate on mental health

WEBDr Wainwright’s interdisciplinary research brings together business, health, and sustainability, with a focus on viewing environmental challenges through a sustainability …

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How is AI being used at Oxford

WEBUsing AI to diagnose and monitor psychiatric disorders.. AI is also being used in the University’s Department of Psychiatry to detect language differences in people with …

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Gender, gender identity and sexual identity

WEBResearchers from the Department of Psychiatry, including Dr Rongqin Yu and Professor Seena Fazel, used Swedish nationwide registries to compare risk of arrest for IPV …

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Preventing Cancer

WEBDiet is not only a modifiable risk factor in preventing cancer, but also in preventing chronic diseases such as diabetes – which may themselves contribute to cancer. A global …

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