Our study looking at associations between depression therapy outcomes and cardiovascular risk was just published in the European Heart Journal! Follow this 🧵to find out more! #EHJ #mentalhealth #therapy #CardiovascularDisease #NHS academic.oup.com/eurheartj/adva…

You can now read some of our latest research investigating associations between therapy outcomes for depression and cardiovascular risk, led by our brilliant PhD student Céline El Baou

Come see our poster on suicide in people living with dementia - P2-738 #AAIC23

What can we learn from language use in rare dementia caregivers support groups? Come and find out at P2-606! #AAIC2023 Rare Dementia Support Impact Study RareDementiaSupport Oliver Hayes, Dr Emilie Brotherhood CJ Hardy Emma Harding and Seb Crutch

Super interesting presentation on using Mendelian randomisation to look at modifiable risk factors for dementia! Well done Roopal Desai! #AAIC23

What do we really know about modifiable risk factors of dementia? A thought-provoking talk by my wonderful colleague Roopal Desai #AAIC23 #epidemiology

Great session today at #AAIC23 on the interface of cognition and behaviour for dementia risk - covered mild behavioural impairment, MR studies on dementia risk factors, and neuropsychiatric symptoms as markers for AD Roopal Desai @byron_creese

Georgi Bell, our final year PhD student is presenting an excellent poster today on predictors of psychological therapy outcomes for people with dementia - come have a look P3-600 #AAIC23

Our Research Fellow Amber John is presenting her work funded by Alzheimer's Research UK on relationships between well-being and cognitive function in English Longitudinal Study of Ageing #AAIC23

Well done Georgia, a very interesting piece of work

Our Research Fellow Amber John is presenting results on her study looking at self efficacy and cognitive function in NCDS UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies funded by Alzheimer's Research UK

Interventions such as mindfulness and CBT could be effective treatment options for #menopause-related mood, memory and concentration problems, finds a new study by @UCLPALSresearchers, including Prof Aimee Spector & Dr Roopal Desai Menopause Mind Lab ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/feb/…

The Cass Review is going to be game-changing, with ripples well beyond its own medical remit. In particular, for those working in health, social care and education: Forstater established that it was your right to speak up. Cass makes it your duty.

People who passionately believe they are doing good can do grave harm. What matters is evidence. #CassReview

The Review of data, statistics and research on sex and gender welcomes submissions to our call for evidence. We invite submissions of evidence on: Examples of flawed data collection on sex and/or gender identity Barriers to research ucl.ac.uk/ioe/department…

Perimenopausal women are 40% more likely to experience depression than premenopausal women- underlining the need for effective support and screening, finds a new study by UCL Psych & Lang Sci researchers, including Prof Aimee Spector & Dr Roopal Desai Menopause Mind Lab ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/may/…

New study by Dr Roopal Desai & colleagues in UCL Psych & Lang Sci finds that 1 in 10 people with #dementia experience suicidal thoughts, highlighting the importance of providing mental health support & suicide prevention in dementia care. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay bit.ly/4eAdMDp