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University of Bern to Launch Global Mental Health Research Center in Collaboration with WPA

World Psychiatric Association (WPA)

The University of Bern is proud to announce the upcoming launch of its Competence Center of Global Mental Health Research in collaboration with the World Psychiatric Association (WPA). Other collaborators include the Swiss Brain Health Initiative and the University Hospital of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Bern (UPD).

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Mad in Portugal

Mad in America

One group took a left-wing approach, limiting their efforts to improving existing psychiatric hospitals while viewing alternative solutions as attempts to privatize the mental health sector.

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Why a Sufi Approach to Healing ‘Mental Illness’ Is So Powerful

Mad in America

What these experiences of Sufi healing reveal are the complexities of a global mental health puzzle that has remained stubbornly unresolved for the past 50 years.”

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China’s 2025–2027 Mental Health Service Initiative: A Model for Global Mental Health Equity and Innovation

Asian Journal of Psychiatry

Publication date: Available online 30 May 2025 Source: Asian Journal of Psychiatry Author(s): Yiyang Liu, Shanshan Liu, Hongguang Chen

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Global insights into youth mental health prevalence: challenges and future directions

The Mental Elf

Shuwen Su, a MSc Global Mental Health student from the University of Glasgow, summarises an epidemiological study that estimates the global prevalence and years lived with disability associated with mental health disorders and substance use disorders in young people aged 5-24 years old.

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Immigrants and eating disorders: the numbers might surprise you

The Mental Elf

Ella Bradley, a MSc Global Mental Health student from the University of Glasgow, summarises a systematic review and meta-analysis investigating the prevalence of eating disorders in migrants compared to local populations.

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New Study Published in The Lancet Global Health Reveals Significant Data Gaps About Mental Health Conditions of Children Around the World

Child Mind Intitute

Reflecting on the studys significance, Giovanni Salum, MD, PhD, the senior vice president of Global Programs at the Child Mind Institute and senior author of the study, emphasized its implications for global youth mental health advancement and advocacy. “We are excited to support this new research and policy brief.