By paying attention to those around you, it might just save a life.

Physical & #MentalHealth are inextricably linked. We use a #BigData approach to investigate how & why mental ill-health interacts with cardiovascular disease. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealth

The connection between mental and physical health is a hot topic these days. But what is the latest research? And how can health professionals use it in their clinical practice? Come along to our free webinar to find out! eventbrite.co.uk/e/640466802447

Did you know that #Autism can be mistaken for #depression and vice versa? Sinead Rhodes & team co-created a new Neurodevelopmental Depression Inventory to help. If you are a clinician, take their 5-minute survey, to tell them how you might use it: forms.office.com/e/3SZaDkzPm5

The PGC MDD group took over PGC Consortium twitter account for two weeks, covering the topics below. Forms a thorough introduction to MDD - great resource for students Thanks to 💫karmel choi & @jessmndy💫

Happening today at 2pm BST! Sign up to hear about - the latest research on mental and physical health - how this research can inform clinical practice. eventbrite.co.uk/e/640466802447

CoMorMent Researchers have gathered today in Tallin, Estonia, to discuss our most recent findings and make a plan for our final year of our EC project.

Attendees at the CoMorMent annual meeting in Tallin, Estonia are sharing recent findings and planning next steps. #mentalhealth #cardiovascular

CoMorMent research examines the connections between mental illness and cardiovascular disease. One of the questions that came up at our annual meeting was how research findings in this field translate into clinical practice. Good to see funding for this from National Institute for Health and Care Research!

CoMorMent preprint where we assess the shared genetic liability between major depressive disorder and cardiovascular disease, map it to tissues and brain cell-types, and identify causal pathways explaining the comorbidity. Joëlle A. Pasman medrxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Our CoMorMent study identifying genetic, immunometabolic, lifestyle, and psychosocial factors underlying the link between depression and cardiovascular disease in Nature Cardiovascular Research, with Joëlle A. Pasman Ole Andreassen Unnur Valdimarsdóttir Andrew McIntosh Dr Cathryn Lewis nature.com/articles/s4416…

Welcoming people in to hear more about our research, as part of #DoorsOpenDay Edinburgh

Happy #WorldMentalHealthDay! 🎗️💚🧠 As we learn more about #mentalhealth’s impact on the body, #cardiopsychiatry is emerging as a vital approach for caring for both mind and heart. What do you think the future holds for it? #hearthealth #psychiatry #psychology OOTify

We have a LinkedIn page where we are posting lay summaries of some of our research. Check it out at: linkedin.com/company/105525…

🔬 New research uncovers nearly 500 genetic sites that influence metabolism, showing how genes interact with sex to impact cholesterol, fat levels, and disease risk. A step toward personalized medicine! medrxiv.org/content/10.110… #Genetics #Metabolism #PrecisionHealth