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Prof Husseini Manji - Mental Health Mission Co Chair

Call for more research investment for serious mental illness treatments.

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Talking about and tackling racism in mental health care

Prof Husseini Manji - Mental Health Mission Co Chair

60 Seconds With…NIHR MH-TRC Mental Health Mission Co-chair Prof Husseini Manji

ACNP 2023

New treatment development for Serious Mental Illness

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BReal: Building stress resilience in early adolescents’ lives

Improving brain health: the future in mind

The Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre (OH BRC) led by Professor John Geddes is based at the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.  The OH BRC is run in partnership with the University of Oxford and involves 10 additional partner university and NHS Trusts across England.  Support for infrastructure is provided by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) for 11 research Themes focused on brain health.

The OH BRC also hosts the NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC) – a network comprising of a number of UK centres of excellence with strong industry collaborations.

Funded by the Department of Health & Social Care, Office for Life Sciences and also hosted by OH BRC, The Mental Health Mission, will work with the NIHR MH-TRC, to increase capacity in mental health research through providing relevant training and creating better systems to support industry- and academic-led research and investment across the UK.

Together with its partners, the OH BRC will develop a national network of centres of excellence, with the aim of creating a platform to deliver high quality experimental medicine research focused on new treatments and procedures to improve mental health conditions and more broadly, patients’ lives.

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Dementia

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Depression Therapeutics

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Flourishing & Wellbeing

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Mental Health in Development

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Molecular Targets

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Pain

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Preventing Multiple Morbidities

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Psychological Treatments

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Prof Husseini Manji - Mental Health Mission Co Chair

Call for more research investment for serious mental illness treatments.

7th December 2023

More focused research on medication for serious mental illness is needed in the UK according to a leading Oxford Professor. Oxford University Professor Husseini Manji, global leader in the development…

eastern eye

Talking about and tackling racism in mental health care

6th December 2023

OH BRC Equality, Diversity and Inclusion lead Professor Kamaldeep Bhui recently published an op-ed piece on Talking about and tackling racism in mental health care for the publication Eastern Eye,…

Prof Husseini Manji - Mental Health Mission Co Chair

60 Seconds With…NIHR MH-TRC Mental Health Mission Co-chair Prof Husseini Manji

6th December 2023

Learn more about Professor Husseini Manji at the University of Oxford  Department of Psychiatry and Co-Chair of the NIHR MH-TRC Mental Health Mission in this 60 second interview. Professor Manji joined…

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5 Dec 1732005697380856066

Excited to share the first edition of the Better Sleep Matters Newsletter! https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/research/better-sleep/newsletter/
Congratulations to all involved - NIHR Oxford Health BRC Better Sleep Team
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Excited to share the first edition of the Better Sleep Matters Newsletter!
https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/research/better-sleep/newsletter/
Congratulations to all involved at the NIHR Oxford Health BRC Better Sleep Team
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28 Nov 1729560955191714271

The public is invited to a webinar to ask questions of leading specialists about the latest research into the treatment and management of #depression.

📅 Tuesday 16 January
🕢 7pm to 8pm

See our website for more details and to sign up: https://ow.ly/wyMW50Qc50q

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Funded full-time D.Phil. studentship to work on psychological therapies @UniofOxford. Funded through the Oxford Health NIHR Biomedical Research Centre.
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