CAN EATING BETTER IMPROVE PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH?
From micronutrient supplementation to eating a Mediterranean diet, there are various approaches being tested as part of the EU-funded Eat2beNice consortium to see if they might have a positive effect on people’s mental health and cognition.
ANTIPSYCHOTIC MONOTHERAPY OR POLYPHARMACY: WHAT’S THE EVIDENCE?
There is emerging observational evidence that some combinations of antipsychotics might be beneficial but monotherapy remains the standard of practice.
BEST OF 2019: ARTICLE OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
During an educational symposium at the EPA 2020 Congress, Prof. Pierre-Michel Llorca highlighted some of the notable research articles published in 2019.
GREATER EFFORTS NEEDED TO INTEGRATE CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA
There is a need to increase the use of integrated care for schizophrenia to improve the real-life functional outcomes of people with the illness.
BOOK REVIEW: MANAGING NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA
Managing negative symptoms of schizophrenia is the subject of a new book published by Oxford University Press and highlighted at the virtual 28th EPA Congress.
METACOGNITION KEY TO IMPROVING FUNCTIONING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA?
Professor Dame Til Wykes discussed new developments in cognitive remediation for schizophrenia at the virtual 28th European Congress of Psychiatry.
